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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 8 (February 1887) (1887)

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of the ship and the owner and repetition of horrors that have attended other ac' the main table are formed with arms, each of which his guests the forward part. In this instance a com- cidents in this country for years pa^t. It is high time has a hook adapted to hold a stock, which secures the… … PHELPS' SHEEP SHEABING TABLE. serious difficulties, and his work for which he was sengers and save time. Often they are sleepers, accustomed to look upon as the most satisfactory in which persons have gone to bed early. They legs of the sheep, and the tables are so arranged', in re- achievement of…

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