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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 13 (1869) (1869)

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eld # inex- labor of starting the cars, and thus relieve the much over- haustible ; for many ycars to come it will yicld a rich harvest Collateral advantages are, diminished noise and the soften- tasked horses. . of discoveries. The object of the improvement is to permit a certain For farmers’… … corn, and ripen well; together they are the best Tever had on this land in my lite. backward and forward, relatively tothe points of the road on “Tt is a fact that these four fields will give me an average which the wheels rest, so as to give greater easc to the horses of full 40 bushels per…

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