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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 11 (September 1886) (1886)

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lines of piping are independent, so that, The curtain fastener herewith illustrated is the in- needs of daily consumption. - • vention of Mr. Wm. Wiedemann, of Lawrence, Kan. from this point of view, it forms nine distinct-cities, To the base plate are pivotally connected two jaws j. The water is… … without such a precaution, ram strokes would occur. WIEDEMANN'S CURTAIN FASTENER. SCHALL'S IMPROVED DUMPING CART. The cock being charged, it suffices, in order to get water, to push the handle down. When once the flow cular recess and the outer portions form thumb wings, each of which is equal to a…

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