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ith ropes. space between it and the web or neck of the rail, into SurracE CoNDENSERS.—Dr. Thornton invented a two are more convenient. The weights, B, are then ' which the sustaining bar is forced. This bar is to be surface condenser in 1787. He called it a ‘pipe | as long as the bed-plate, and a… … Sueutitic American, TODD'S METHOD OF STRIPPING CANE. | chair, which completes the joint, thus affording a oane and pulls it out of the bundle, this causes the FOR 1864! leaves to catch one another and be torn off, leaving ‘ triple support on two cross-ties instead of one cross- the naked stalk in…

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