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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 4 (July 1873) (1873)

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there is space for the length of the a hollow clamping or fastening stem for securing the valve mouthful, the pony is obliged to give the bag an upward teeth of the wheels between the rims. It is supported on seat, arranged to receive a guide stem for the lower end of toss, which fills his mouth… … position to cause may be obtained, THE GARDNER GOVERNOR. the balls to regu- thus quickly clean. late the valve, the frame is arranged so that it can turn on sing the clothes. Wringing is effected by turning the crank oats in this city alone, from the common nose baars, is esti- the plate, H, by a…

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