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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 12 (1902) (1902)

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ger of the Stoney sluices weigh ciean the stable floor the stall floor sections may he that a successful butt-end joint of the smallest gold 14 tons, and are capable of being moved by hand under wholly. removed and thorough cleansing will thus be wire can be made. Additional tweezers may be easily… … and then some of those with rollers; so that, between ADJUSTABLE STALL FOR HORSES OR CATTLE. = - ——>—~-0 ~<a | December and March the reservoir will be gradually AN IMPROVED KNIFE. filled. The reopening of the sluices will take place granted to Mr. Richard Smith, of Fort William, Onta- A patent has…

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