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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 21 (May 1872) (1872)

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ron registers, made In this bit, in tight by fitting them in soft clay mortar. The whole upper place of the surface should be flushed with soft clay mortar, and plastered ling in the or- smooth and tight so as to be impervious to smoke or flame. dinary bit, is a " With the registers all open, I… … nor receive the BARNES' IMPROVED PULLEY BRIDLE BIT. hours, the pull on his jaw, whole upper and therefore is compelled to yield and throw up his head; bricks wide, and closed with the twelfth course. The parti- surface shrank (with great uniformity, making no rent or in this position he cannot kick…

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