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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 8 (1874) (1874)

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on—that is, simply starting the draft animal ahead untilthe net was fairly around them, as the slightest blow would arouse them from their torpor. —pulls the wagon body back into its place. Iam now about to relate what will, perhaps, be called a The mechanism and its mode of operation are as… … long timbers under the bed is reached. -_ SMITH’S IMPROVED DUMPING WAGON. and broke the backbone where it joined The weight of the load will then bear the head. Its struggles ceased instantly, the rear end, left unsupported down- thus showing that the vital force had been arrested in the ward, and…

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