hing, and to the bars by rivets orstaples. When Fig. 1, or only close with the front end, asin Fig.8 The Munford, of Anna, Ohio. latter device may be easily attached to the front board the ladder is to be used as a fire escape, one end is at- tached to a cross bar of wood 01 fron, having slots made… … be tested. In the case described, that of a bronze used for the cross head guide of a locomotive, the point, HAMILTON’S DUST COVERS FOR DRAWERS, when loaded with five kilogrammes, was drawn six times through a distance of three centimeters. Under which may be readily made in the frontend of the…
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