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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 3 (1886) (1886)

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or lighting the upper sections of the wagon springs are thrown fully leveling the sand which covers the floor. He the gas, the plug is turned in such adirection as to coil forward with the bed ; and when the wagon passes the should also, twice in the year, whitewash the wallsand a spring secured to… … the birds. closer separation of the progicts of each different ope- DOUTNEY’S IMPROVED AUTOMATIC GAS BURNER. According to M. Megniere, impure water is the cause ration, and doing the work more perfectly and econom.- of the greater part of the maladies of pigeons. He cally than was cared for, or…

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