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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 4 (July 1877) (1877)

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represents the receiving tube, B the Esquimaux. We observe in the collection several articles tion shown in the dotted lines in the drawing, the roller, key seat, and C the discharge pipe. The passage, E, through made of this—namely, a netting-needle, the same as our the receiving tube near the… … affected by the liquor, consequently it lasts almost as long as use of the flying lasso (or bolas as called in South America) the metal parts of the faucet: but, should it become worn g, draws constantly nearer the fulcrum of the said lever, is not unknown to the Esquimaux. It consists of strings…

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