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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (1882) (1882)

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trough at the butt-end 3 feet toward the front of the box, and receives the arm attached holding liquid, to prevent the crawling insects from ascend- long, to hold as much water as possible, hewing the balance to the underside of thelid of the box. When the rod is ing the posts above the cups. The… … plate of the range. The smoke passes from the rear end of CAMPER’S SPITTOON HOLDER. the chamber, G, upward through the flue, H, to the chim- posts. To prevent the liquid in the cups from escaping through the holes in the bottom, a packing ring is placed ney. pressed down the upper arm of the fork…

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