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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 12 (1865) (1865)

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vade his must take the wall of the house too, for it is fast duty, and if he is held in low esteem, he alone is re- ~— thereon. sponsible therefor. RICHARDSON’S CREAM PUMP. This boot-jack is designed to remedy the incon- a veniences which are common to the old one, such as It is well known to… … struction it is simply a jack, A, hinged to the board, each They are raised a distance of from eight to becomes curded when exposed to the air. If churned B, and fitted with a spring, C, which holds it upright ten inches, and dropperl frem sixty to eighty-five in this condition the butter resulting…

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