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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 1 (January 1880) (1880)

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one car with effective gopher and ant destroying apparatus, patented by We give herewith an engraving of a very substantial and another. Mr. John C. Melcher, of O'Quin (Black Jack Springs effioient force pump made by the well known Goulds Manu- Mr. Gustave J. Crikelair, of New York city, has… … is all cast iron (weighing over 700 when a train passes over the road. THE GOULDS DOTJBLE-ACTING FORCE PUMP. lb.), very heavy and strong, occu- The manner of construction adopted pying a space five feet long by two to secure the requisite elasticity is feet three inches wide—at the pulleys three…

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