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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 10 (1886) (1886)

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A positive-acting meter, such as used for In this construction the derrick is so mounted upon This is recommended by Dr. Abbot as being more ac- water, would, if of sufficient capacity, and.if the lubri- the vehicle platform that it may always be adjusted to tive than zinc chloride, copper… … the requirements of any particular —— OMAN case. Between the guide timbers is BRAMKAMP’S MILK COOLER. the weight to be used as a hammer, with the ordinary form of hoisting and is made with double bottom and side walls, providing tripping mechanism. A long pole isso connected, near or ferric…

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