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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 4 (1873) (1873)

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its entire length with a force proportioned to engraving renders description almost unnecéssary. A single has been used for some time in this way, the supply of cane the power of the lever purchase. strap passes around the horse’s neck, and its two parts are juice is shut off and pure water run in… … zontal frame serving as a foot piece which, when raised, is fastened together just behind the animal’s ears and over its in the position of the dotted lines and held by the hook, C. face. Branching at the latter points, the separate portionsof The jaws can then be opened by bringing the feet of the…

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