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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 7 (August 1885) (1885)

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this is could take over the grades. On an average, three of looped at their upper ends to take in not only the cen- not admissible, because the cattle would in j ure the trees. the large engines would take as many cars as four of tral rod, but also any style of fence wire, metallic rib- The same… … running. In most of the cases this objection rests on a PRIOLEAU'S MUZZLE FOR CATTLE. GATES' FENCE POST. fallacy. A locomotive with three or four pairs of drivers puts less weight per wheel on the rail than an bon, or wire netting support. In building a fence ordinary eight wheel engine. There may…

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