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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 26 (June 1881) (1881)

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holes of the sewers. which is so arranged that when the barrel is filled the end been a case of a dripping leak probably the surface below ••<»•»■ of the pipe, C, is closed by the action of the float; but as the seam would have suffered most, and perhaps have given VELOCIPEDE CARRIAGE. the animal… … DEVICE FOE WATERING ANIMALS. were duly posted according to law, were sadly defaced, but VELOCIPEDE CARRIAGE. no serious damage was done to the boat, as would most rel decreases, the float, E, falls'with the water, and opens the likely have happened if the weak area had been of sufficient riagc of…

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