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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 17 (October 1878) (1878)

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proved Irrigating Apparatus, by which injuring them, and with a comparatively small amount of THE AT.TTflMn-RA labor. the water may be distributed at any degree of temperature When a thing of special excellence appears on the market over the ground, either for the purpose of melting the snow Mr.… … from the patentee or from Mr. A. P. White, An improved Spring Seat for Wagons has P. O. Box 20, Chicago, 111., and the stove may been patented by Mr. John B. Gorrell, of La THE FIREPLACE STOVE ALHAMBRA. be seen at the American Institute Fair. Otto, Ind. The object of this invention is to improve…

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