aving shows the wheel (part of the chutes being The side shoots in general assume a regular form ; broken away), set in the large wooden penstock, A, should they not doso stake them into it, taking care rapidly forms a pyramid; it can scarcely be man- and has attached to the chutes, B, four gates,… … wrought iron (except the cherry, &c., may all be step), and is accurately treated in a similar man- turned and fitted in all its ner for pyramids. parts; it is the invention of N. F. Burnham, growth. It is, however, a tree whose roots keep near “The bush tree, so called, is well adapted for all…
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