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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 12 (September 1893) (1893)

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, and in its manufacture made, the pens finding a market in all parts of the whereby the cribs are not only closed at their tops, but an especial point is made to produce an ink which will world. The house is the oldest and largest manu- the space above each crib is shut off from the stall. The… … moment. The disas- AEBERLY'S CATTLE STALL. ter of the Victoria, in gates, to the lower edge of each of which is hinged a crib which the guns play- cover, are secured upon a rotatable transverse shaft, ed an important on the outer end of which is a transverse handle bar. part, strengthens A cord…

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