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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 3 (1870) (1870)

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purity of morals in in the brace as well in RAKE, AND SPADE the country as compared with a town, or in a barren and boring machines, thinly-peopled as compared with a fertile and populous dis- The ordinary bits for Our engravings illustrate an improvement by which a trict. On a given area, it must… … several extensively-used and useful implements—namely, a blind manufactures, etc., of their wares, they next assailed foreign markets. In Bom- cultivator, hoe, potato hook or rake, and a fork for handling and will supply a want hay they undersold the Chinese dealers. Scattering thin manure, and for…

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