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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 8 (February 1895) (1895)

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f potash to the acre. He was careful to have all piston which rises on the inflow of water from the The base has a central channel communicating with main, on the opening of any faucet in the pipes plants well set, and he frequently clipped the tops. an upwardly projecting tubular extension having… … a mechanism connected with one of the caraxles, or, in off with that of the inflow of water. By checking the faucet from which water is being drawn, a smaller the case of trolley cars, by a separate electric motor, if MITCHELL'S LUBRICATOR. desired. When revolved from the axle,as represented…

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