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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 3 (1879) (1879)

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ooked metal tongue, C, secured to Spanish crop has also become insignificant. Even France is shafts and levers already described. The water under press- the trace portion, D, of the coupling. The shank of the rapidly falling off in her cultivation of the silkworm. Prac- tongue, C, is firmly riveted… … ANEW WATER METER, but in France and Spain also, HIRSCH’S TUG COUPLING. the intense frosts of the spring It is a well known fact that have fatally injured the co- three fourths ofthe water sup- coon. The badness of the plied to consumers in all weather, moreover, has so checked vegetation that there…

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