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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 11 (September 1890) (1890)

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a galvanized iron pipe with the loan associations, to secure homes for themselves and meshing of the teeth of the key and tumbler revolves water supply pipes, and another pipe is carried from families, you will find our artisans and laboring popu- said tumbler, and with it the dog from its… … water back into the tank, thus providing for a con- to be unable to move except to open its mouth and stant flow down the chute into the lake. The slope or FISHER'S LOCK AND KEY. wiggle its tail. The fish was very lively and apparently incline of the chute may be varied as desired, but is in- in…

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