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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 19 (May 1872) (1872)

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t also shows the con- has long been a conceded, fact, among dairymen, that fasten- Japanese Porcelain, struction of the feeding manger,devices for limiting the swing, ing cattle in stanchions is the only economical method where The Japanese artists have long distinguished themselves stanchion,… … cy cattle may have nearly all cases GIFFORD'S AUTOMATIC CATTLE STANCHION. their advantages, crackled. On this hut they occupy much room, are very expensive and, for the softly toned ground, figures, birds, flowers and conventional JPicf.,3 dairy, would be exceedingly inconvenient. designs are…

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