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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 23 (1875) (1875)

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ammer milking less fatiguing in the fly season, and the likelihood of arm becomes free, and the clockwork causes the bell to spilling the milk less frequent. Dairymen, we believe, avoid sound the alarwa. this trouble, ina measure, by fastening the tail to one hind leg by a bit of string; but this… … MEIGS’ IMPROVED DIOPTRIC LIGHT. When it is desired to hold the alarm out of action, a pin, The annexed illustration represents a dioptric light, inven. The attachment, which is represented plainly in Fig. 2, C, is pushed inward so as to prevent the movement of the ted and patented by Brevet…

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