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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 6 (1884) (1884)

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of the rope are whiffletrees treme depth, her displacement tonnage being 5,700 tons at recent improvement in lenses and methods of examination, a for hitching on a team. The rake is pulled back by means load line. Her draught of water at load line with 400 tons world of minute life has been… … DAVIS’ MANURE LOADER. side of the ship. The guns are loaded hy hydraulic machin- sphere be made redolent with sulphur fumes, carbolic acid, ery, and the turrets are revolved by similar means. The six chloride of lead, zinc, copperas! and let everything that is arranged as to slide under the bottom…

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