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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 2 (1886) (1886)

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ith the other by an open- the load in dumping, while the gear for moving the but by means of the hammer above described each ing, so that the water will always stand at the same weld can be perfectly made, and the parts can be easily box is at the back of the chair of the wagon, where the height in… … ed by Mr. James McFarland, of 235 Main St., Louisville, Kentucky, - a lh and wagons are being made according thereto at the | {| below a certain level and cuts off the supply as it rises factory of Mr. William Tingley, No. 231 East Main , | i above that level, so that there can be no overflow or…

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