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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 16 (April 1880) (1880)

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h the used. By this arrangement the least inclination of a vessel also permit convenient adjustment, for the purpose of en- seed. The grain spout and the fertilizer spout are connected to roll is checked, and the cargo may be discharged without larging or diminishing the capacity of the collars, so… … and hard, absorbing no perspiration, and cooling the shoul- didn't know what the sensation wa^, or how to set about it, This device is adapted to pontoon bridges, floating docks, ders by the hollow conformation, always exposed to the air; and had not the faintest conception of literature. He had…

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