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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 18 (1891) (1891)

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ar, so as now used. to give the greatest number of inmates an end, as well sired, while the measuring device is placed where most as aside, lookout. Passengers in the center observa- convenient, there being a flexible pipe connection, with PROUTY’S SAW-MILL DOG. tory get practically the same view… … the car, and the whole arrangement does not take from the body or inside of the car many inches more than A LIQUID MEASURING DEVICE. the space usually occupied by the upper berth when folded up and out of the way. the proper faucets, between the barrel and the measur- connected from the log, which…

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