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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 15 (1871) (1871)

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ity, but that a larger quantity is obtained. To the Editor of the Scientific American: acting as described, prevents the levers from being loosened The form of the dasher is well shown in the engraving; it Having learned by experience the value of the device, for or displaced. When the ring has… … held its own against powerful competition, will doubtless engraving. strengthen the hold it has retained upon the favorable opin- A is the flume, B, the penstock, C the suction pipe, D, the A is the brush of ion of dairymen. The inventor claims that the same princi- the broom, arranged ple of…

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