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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 12 (1899) (1899)

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he staple. A lug is formed mountains the duration will range from 1 minute 30 on the main part of the bolt, and is capable of seconds, near the mountains, to 1 minute 13 seconds, being worked through the irregular passage formed by near New Orleans, where the sun will be much nearer the… … being graduated and having intermeshing ribs and block bolted on the planter-frame—a construction PEARSON’S FASTENER FOR STOCK-CARS. slots controlling the direction of motion. The base which readily adapts the parts tomostmachines. The block has an arm terminating in. a notched segment, plate is…

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