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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 4 (1864) (1864)

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g upon the liquids, and before the end The details are not complicated; they consist gears with the lower flanges of the toothed nuts, B. of the day the pure milk had turned, while the mix- merely of a tail-board or hopper, A, hinged to the These nuts also work in recesses between the follower ture… … ELEY’S MANURE-SPREADER, and an arm, C; by the aid of these fixtures the con- vessels were again examined, when those which had tents of the cart can be distributed equally and even- contained pure milk were found covered with all means the bolts, a, iu the nuts, are forced in or out ly, for as the…

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