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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 4 (1888) (1888)

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herein the own gravity, and the pipes, D, also communicate with vial is so set as to be absolutely protected against hard then lowered sufficiently for such purpose, when a link these tubes. In the second reservoir each pipe, D, has usage, has been patented by Mr. James C. Hutton, and within the… … placed, the degrees may be readily observed and the BYRNE’S CAR COUPLING, = Ta T bead seen. For further information relative to this invention ad- link. A handle extends upward, whereby the slide dress Mr. James C. Hutton, of Corvallis, Oregon, or may be operated from the top of the car, as well as…

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