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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 1 (1868) (1868)

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ted with that found on or the ordinary sugar cane to prepare it for the grinding or edge. In the holes fits a pin passing through a slot in the American railways at first strikes the stranger unfavorably. squeezing process. . The blade used for topping the cane is spring, L. A pawl lever, M, held… … chairs with side arms, so that the seats occupy the width of curved as at A, similar to the blade of a pruning knife. Its while the machine is running, from one grade or thickness of the car, and eighteen sittings ‘will fill-an entire car. The back at the rear end next the handle is formed into a…

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