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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 8 (1889) (1889)

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by a screw when the jack is applied to compress the rubber and fit of sun and exercise inside the run-way, which also nut, the lower end of the band being formed into a spring by pressing upward on the outer end of the The run-way lever. This brings the joint hole of the thill in line tom plate of… … plete the passage within six days. They will sail from London for Cherbourg, making Ply- may be readily removed from the coop, allowing the serves to keep the jack to its hold without the necessity mouth the final port of call before steaming away for little chicks the desired liberty, and one hen…

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