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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 22 (May 1884) (1884)

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, A. By this rims of the wheels are made of rubber. The cleaner is held The dotted lines show the desk in the raised position. The means the spring attached to the drum, B, is wound up and in the same way as the common horse brush, and as it is parls maybe quickly disconnected, and packed in a… … are unsatisfactory, and when we get ready to make up the earth's accounts of receipts and expenditures of heat, we FARR'S HORSE CLEANER. KLAR'S IMPROVED DESK. must have some more trustworthy record of cloudiness. The sunlight-recorder sometimes employed is defective in rubbed over the animal's skin…

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