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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 4 (January 1872) (1872)

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ing in the pedestal. At each passage of tha needle Such horses will be far more likely to be attended to when movement of bringing the legs and throwing them back . point, around and against the wall of theopening, it is ground They act so finely in treading water, as swimmers call it, this device… … pulled through the terret ring from the front, but we hear very little of its use for this SCHOFIELD'S AUTOMATIC CHECK REIN ATTACHMENT passes far enough back to let the pivoted catch purpose, and it seems more probable that plate, B, fall to its place, the recess in the bottom of the sharp point,…

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