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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 26 (1873) (1873)

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, necessitating waste of cord, and often O’Leary, Hubbard, Trumbull county, Ohio. fore legs to open or form a more obtuse angle, as also for the causing injury to the leaves. Dr. Frank C. Johnson, of fore legs to withdraw from the seat. Brooklyn, N. Y., in order to improve upon this system, has… … a pinching screw to hold it on the rod, E, and this collar car- These tendencies he directly opposes by introducinga brace, among all cultivators of the nicotian weed. The butt end ries the pin at the end of the axle 8, on which it turns. H counterbrace, and tie; and in order that one shall assist…

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