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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 10 (1876) (1876)

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simplicity of such devices ensures their moderate introduced to completely buoy up the float, F. If rain falls, swear to flatly different statements, and the magistrate para- cost, and their consequent extended use in superseding man- ual labor. In changeable climates, the rapid drying of the… … grease butter man’s motto. Similar The captive pulls the thread in and stuff is now being sold in France, finds connected to it a string ; the string J. AND F. HOWARD'S HAY TEDDER. gives place toa good sized cord, and ——__—___— & e____— ROCK-DRILLING BY HAND POWER. the last to a rope capable of…

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