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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 23 (1886) (1886)

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he lids of outside burial cases arecess in the gang planks. In oneend of the recessis after the cases are lowered the saw that is moved out for action. This invention has been patented by Mr. John P. hinged ahasp provided at its middle with a square into the grave. At the Moore, of Snow Hill,… … ABBOTT’S IMPROVED FREIGHT CAR DOOR LOCK. flange. When the rod is ex- 3,000 miles, fully 95 per cent of the eggs were hatched. tended, B, the inner tube is Most of the loss was due to premature hatching. drawn out, so that its collar These prairie-born shad have also been placed in the lower end of…

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