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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 10 (March 1874) (1874)

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span 274 feet in length. The super- the moon is nearly full. rying the tension of the springs; and the clip is made ad- Saturn, structure is entirely of wrought iron, and the main girders justable on the stock and along the springs for the same On the 1st of March, Saturn rises at 5h. 19m. A. M.,… … in accordance with the universal laws of Nature. 13 and the morning of February 14, amounted to 0'13 inches. Generally the hooks are tripped by striking them against » '•» s» the back of the fish at the joint; but as, in case of striking Patent Calf Feeder. a stone or other hard substance, the…

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