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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 9 (1898) (1898)

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b nut the parti- away portion of the engraving, a pipe leading to it from the irrigating ditch, and in the sides of the gate tion piece may be readily moved along the rod, to be frame are slideways in which the main gate, prefer- tightened and held rigid, by means of the thuinb nut, ably of metal,… … Wood fiber, nitrogenous matter, extractive matter... 44:26 “ tion from which the knife isto be drawn. The con- Distilled with water, the volatile oil passed over, which O’DONNELL’S HEAD GATE, struction is such that the parts may be separated has to be agitated with ether. According to Koenig it…

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