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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 13 (September 1876) (1876)

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are in the main sound, although in the engraving, to the weight, C, which is heavy enough engraving shows a transverse section of a stable having the tinged with a few misconceptions. Patents, the chairman to slide the strips along the frame. The slips can, however, be improved appliances. A cord,… … whom he permits, ought to be allowed to work at gold ble material, is stretched along the space above the stable, At the upper extremities of the slips is a fork-shaped piece mining on the premises. This is poor logic for the United from side to side, to which the halter of the horse is attached,…

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