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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 3 (1870) (1870)

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of the fagot. Three others as the “ Cow Killer.” cellent conductors of sound, assisting in carrying the vibra- different sorts of bars, A, B, and C, are rolled and laid togeth- I herewith send you an outline of all I have ever learned erasshown. Thus the pile of its appearance and habits, which is… … ry in the rolls, and both the congregative ; they never even “hunt in couples,” but are process of manufacture and LEES’ IMPROVED RAIL FAGOT. invariably found roaming about singly—hence the name of the laying of the rails after “Wandering Jew.” They are remarkably deliberate in all tions. The bell…

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