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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 26 (June 1879) (1879)

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The author remarked that in the Pharma- Mr. A. P. Peabody, of Holden, Mo., has patented an im- Tet, if one has time, and feels so inclined, he may make a cetttJcdie/ottrnaJof March 30,1872, Mr. W. Wenzell described. proved animal trap for catching rats, mice, and other small really eflScient slide… … it, two for the rods, B, and a smaller one ented by Mr. L. C. Pope, of Paola, Kan- for the screw, G. It is then chucked on sas. This gate is constructed so that it an angle plate, so that the holes for the may be conveniently opened and closed Fig. 4.-B0EING ATTACHMENT. by a person on horseback or…

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