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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 4 (1873) (1873)

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will be seen, it is revolved, and material, together with its mode of application; and, lastly, from behind the animal’s ears, overthe nose. To secure a also broader, so that there is space for the length of the a hollew clamping or fastening stem for securing the valve teeth of the wheels between… … position to cause may be obtained, | THE GARDNER. GOVERNOR. the balls to regu- thus quickly clean. late the valve, the frame is arranged so that it can turn on the plate, H, by a socket in its lower end, I, fitting over a back and forth so that the articles are squeezed between the mated at fifty…

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