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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 6 (1885) (1885)

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s to be bound stake, A, being removed, the wire has the same tension pinion mounted on the upper end of a square shaft held are placed within each other, and at the fold are per- as before, and the planting will be done correctly. between uprights unitedat the lower ends by a cross forated to… … the coast would prevent any nuisance to these ports. 2 & :ioy JOHNSON’S BINDING EYELET FOR PAPERS ETC, Pumping would be resorted to at some points; but at the outfall motive power could be obtained from the strip rests within and between the sheets, against waters. which it bears as a brace. A…

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