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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 8 (1885) (1885)

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pet, and the valve in the upper parison, the maps of which have gained a cosmopolitan chest is shifted; the shifting of the steam actuated , reputation. valve then takes place. The route taken by the Se HARNESS ATTACHMENT. steam upon the return stroke may be easily under- stood from the drawing.… … mit the horse to turn without GOLLINGS’ cramping the reach,and the yoke This invention has been patented by Mr. Alfred arms form horizontal pivots, so that in passing over the next lower. Two chutes are placed for each story, Horsfield, of Hazleton, Pa. uneven ground the up and down movement of the…

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