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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 1 (1867) (1867)

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ate connec- tion between the roots and the soil. Fig. 1 shows the implement in perspective, and Fig. 2 in section. It is really a spade, circular instead of rectangular in AYRS'S form. The main part is a circular cylinder, A, of cast iron. blade is held under the soil by the curve of the wings.… … apply to J. C. Longshore & Brother, manufacturers, Mansfield, three sections. From two opposite sides of this cylinder, at the top, rise the Ohio. arms, B, which are fastened to the hollow handle, C. Inside 2 & eo DIFFUSION PROCESS FOR EXTRACTING SUGAR. this hollow handle is a rod, D, terminating…

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