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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 24 (December 1865) (1865)

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hem throughout their entire length. The A targe Organ. work of ' stopping' with quickness and certainty, details are as follows:—A represents a feeding Messrs. E. and G. G. Hook, of Boston, Mass., with only a mere touch on the part of the operator. trough, one on each side, supported at a suitable… … SAENAED'S SHEEP-FEEDING EACK. They heat quick lime to redness, with access of air Plymouth Church, Brooklyo, of which the Rev. feeding troughs are divided by a partition, B, formed and constant stirring, in order to expel any carbonic Henry Ward Beecher is the pastor. This organ is by two boards or…

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