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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 1 (1881) (1881)

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levers, in combination with the easily broken by the use of this collar, and that it is well necessary to remove any obstruction from the pipe. The main and switch rail rods and movable rails of a railroad, end favorably known in all parts of Louisiana and in some strainer may consist of an… … MARTIN’S IMPROVED HORSE COLLAR. SLOW’S STRAINER FOR THE OUTLET OF TUBS AND BASINS, The moss is wound upon the flexible base by means of ! machinery especially adapted to the purpose, which the in- Fig. 1 isa plan view of the strainer, and Fig. 2 is a verti-| back flow of the bilge water in the pipe…

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