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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 13 (1889) (1889)

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e simul-; in the casing and close the hooked ends of the gripping the main frame. Just above the rear of each of the taneously released from their fastenings in stalls in the} fingers upon the ring. wheels there is mounted an anti-friction wheel or roll, each roll being firmly supported by the main… … KUBATZ’S DEVICE FOR DETACHING ANIMALS. surface of the lower pipe section, while the pulleys may NEEF’S STOVE HOOD. be attached to the ceiling of the apartment. or even the building, is illustrated herewith, and has strain. With such a harrow each wheel is free to re- a et been patented by Mr.…

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