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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 11 (1895) (1895)

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ts, engages the tops of conveniently arranged for the binding previous to Opposite and adapted to bear upon the rearend of the the valves and is fitted to the underside of the exhaust commencing the formation of a shock. By means of hook body is arranged a slide block having a vertical chest. It is… … hausted in pressing the bottom of the furrow into a polished trough for the conduction of rain down the MORTON’S CAR COUPLING. side hills. lt is necessary to stir up the soil and sub- soil for eighteen inches. If, for instance, it were pos- post connected by a horizontal curved bar with an is at…

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