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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 7 (1886) (1886)

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the on the ends of a bolt secured in the lower leg of the turned on its pivot into a horizontal position and fast- eastern part of the city. Over 200,000 feet of gas flowed board. This leg is made tapering, and is flat on its ened by a pivoted latch, and the drying rods are spread during the night,… … IMPROVED BELLOWS. The engraving represents a bellows particularly pressing sleeves or the legsof trousers. The upper end adapted for discharging insect powder on to trees or of the leg is extended beyond the links, and the extre- adjusted in the same way. The sliding frame with the plants or about…

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