drawn to one side to admit the-line B, and then the latter is caught between the right, as shown in the engraving, the crosshead H coils. At the bottom of the float, as shown in Fig. 2, draws the head J into firm contact with the nipple, an auxiliary line holder D is provided. This consists thus… … material is formed as follows: A non-conducting fib- rous mass is roughly formed into the shape and size SHIPPING CAN FOR TRANSPORTING MILK. required for the machine, and it is then immersed in into engagement therewith by means of a spring in a bath of melted sulphur until thoroughly saturated;…
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