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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 9 (1888) (1888)

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cted outward or taching device consisting of rods bent to form hooks water first flowing froma roof at the commencement of drawn inward, to enable the tap to be withdrawn of a convenient shape, with spurs, and a cross bar a rain, the flow being after a brief interval directed to after the thread… … ence with the wapiti, in North America, and found that MATHER’S EXPANSIBLE AND COLLAPSIBLE SCREW TAP. by throwing up the head, thereby placing the horns along the back, the animals were enabled to go forward ented by Mr. Charles H. Pickering, of Houston, Texas. a reverse movement, is illustrated…

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