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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 42 (1859) (1859)

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igencies ing the pin which connects the lever, e, to it follows that, on pulling the cord on one of transportation from the field to the thresher. Clough & Burrell’s Fly Trap. the gate, a common farm gate is made. side the gate to open it, when the other cord Any one can operate it after a little… … attachment to our persons, that we willingly Onr illustration shows one of these traps. seize hold of any means to ; exterminate frighten cattle or horses. The clockwork is in the base, from which these diminutive blood-suckers. Our illus- constructed, and is cheap. formation concerning the…

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