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

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gency, September 26, 1876, by nace to turn On the draft; with the faucet of a water pipe. attached to a main pipe for holding the water to irrigate a Mr. Charles Cottrell, of Newport, B. I. number of plants or hills from one supply, the pointed pipes being attached so as to project laterally from… … -^^■■f. i |nlHlY?I.J,il,JJi,,l,,l,.l,.l,,l.,l.,[iilnlnl,,l..l..l ~..l..!..L.i,,.J g g ^ bevels of their ends, when the width of the building nd ffl the desired pitch of said rafters are known. The device may also be used for getting the length and the bevels of These irrigators may be used…

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