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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 8 (1875) (1875)

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both in the formation and by keeping it mown every two the weight of the mercury column and the size of the ma- | HAYDEN’S REVOLVING CARTRIDGE BELT. weeks at farthest, usingthe most approved lawn mower. chine. Air, however, it is stated, can be compressed five ; Sportsmen will recognize, we think,… … with, ofters a very convenient way, not merely of carrying ammunition, but of so disposing it about the person that it is always in the most accessible position. This belt isdouble, consisting of an inner girdle, A, which is buckled about the waist and to which are attached four guides. The outer…

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