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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 11 (March 1882) (1882)

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r system was in secondary build his home at the top. With the boldness of the genuine education, and to that point the efforts of the friends of edu ton operated by compressed air supplied by pumps or a rotary inventor, Mr, Wm. Golding, M.E., not only essays to ac- blower. The inventor thinks that… … Mr. Richard Mills, of Buffalo, 111., has patented an im- VERTICAL PLAN OP GOLDING'S ELECTRIC LIGHT TOWER. provement in gang plows, in which the plowsare constructed Another Ballooning Failure. -SECTION SHOWING LIFT FOR LIGHT TRIMMER. with forwardly-projecting prongs upon their shears and An attempt…

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