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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 16 (1865) (1865)

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of plateslinch thick, and secured by and pumps or other machinery. They are chiefly in- small American traps now coming into general use. tended for application to the pipes of city water- two iron and steel doors, having twenty-eight bolts. The wooden traps of other days allowed some chanc to… … STANNARD’S WATEE MOTOR. proved so fatal to the mink, foxes are said to be flour- geous and economical power. They are particularly ishing ard on the increase. They are gettivg too secured by an iron and steel door, having ten bolts, adapted to situations where it is desired to obtain a wary to be…

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