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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 21 (May 1895) (1895)

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is balanced the back. The drivers, accordingly, sit one at each grapnel arms, to hold the anchor where it strikes, the end of the litter, which is covered by a removable roof anchor carrying a line having one end fastened on the and fed down by a steel out rack, and is adjustable to drill from 3… … pressed by hooks which engage the ■ •-♦-• SCHMITT'S LIFE LINE THROWING APPARATUS. 'I'lie Oleander. llange, the hooks being pivoted at their rear end on links connected with a rod The oleander is surely a thing of great beauty. No plant is easier to manage, the flowers are patient can communicate…

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