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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 18 (May 1878) (1878)

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ed by an inclined plane against the door. The door thus since in addition to diminishing the mean distance, and ac- ment for Cleaning Horses, which is made by uniting a horse aids in forming a trap, which prevents the escape of any brush and currycomb in such a manner that the teeth of the… … ture of which consists in arranging the forward D, and open the door or trap; when this is end of the handle in a socket attached to the done, by using rods about four feet long, each DAEK'S CAST IRON RECEIVER AND STENCH TRAP scraper, and fastening the handle by a clamp, with union joints, any tool…

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