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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 10 (1886) (1886)

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ntion has ootson, of Athens, Ga., the for- spring, their surfaces will press upon the teats with an Lucas and William mer of whom should be addressed for farther perrey elastic and springing motion, intended to be an imita- tion of the pressure exerted by hand milking, that will lars. not distress… … This device consists of a hollow metal cap or socket applied to the front end of the pole or tongue of a IMPROVED COUNTING-HOUSE STAMP. hook, for use in connection with the neck yoke, a ring the cow is sufficiently gentle, and the spring cords formed that by properly charging it the stamp is capa-…

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