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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 2 (January 1872) (1872)

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broken sections of core, extremity of the said stilts. nience of this brace, we can recommend it as a decided im- and one that will not injure soft matter passing through the Fig. 1 represents the stilt in the act of pushing, and Fig. 2 provement upon anything we have tried, for ease and com- tubes… … the ground at all, but is lifted therefrom as the foot of an air. The exhaust pipe of the engine leads into the lower The feature of the invention is the self-adjusting back slide animal in walking, by the resistance of the water acting upon part of the fruit dryer or evaporator, and supplies the…

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