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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 12 (March 1883) (1883)

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now as the black sul' bit pests. As a rat catcher this animal has proved itself tank, T, by means of the siphon, S. The rams, H, I, M, L, phuret of lead; this is put into a bath of sulphuric acid, atid worthy of its reputation, as it has reduced the expenses of alone are of such dimensions that… … IMPROVED HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR FOR RAILWAY TRAINS. of rat-eaten canes to one-fourth or one-fifth of what it was phide of lead, through which the current goes, with the lift to ascend to its full height, the rams, K, N, being idle previously, representing an annual saving to the island of result that…

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