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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 22 (November 1876) (1876)

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s is an ingenious device connected with ordinary clock rations and thus gently moistens the ends of the plants. required operation. This device was patented through the mechanism, which may be attached to the door of a fur- A number of conically pointed and perforated tubes, B, are Scientific… … laterals as required, they are made of flexible material; but rafter or brace, and which should be made ui>on a scale of to turn off or on the w»ter; or with the valve of a gas pipe, the points are of metal. an inch to the foot to make it correspond with the division to turn off the gas at any…

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