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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 4 (1865) (1865)

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t in the summer time. Where thirty feet, and the head can be swung around very furnishing what is an absolute necessity for the pres- easily and readily, so as to construct a stack of any ervation and transportation of all ripe fruits—a shal- desired hight. There is asmall stop, A, at the bottom… … This valuable journal has been published nineteen years, and of charming patterns, may now be bought very cheap, other; by withdrawing the stop by the rope, B, of the during all that time it has been the firm and steady advocate of the and it keeps a room delightfully cool and fresh.—.Al/ interests…

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