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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 13 (March 1881) (1881)

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very limited space of time, in which it is impos- department, where they are boxed, an abbreviated descrip- MISCELLANEOUS INVENTIONS. tion being stenciled upon the package. Thence they go sible for the gate to swing entirely open or shut. The re- Mr. William Dewart, of Fenelon Falls, Ontario,… … Fig. 1 shows the gate in perspective, the hori- gular frame with cross pieces and longitudinal zontal connecting rods being exposed to show wires tightened over the crosspieces by a taking-up device. open by reason of a reaction of the mechanism after the the connection of the various parts. Fig. 3…

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