ounsel end of the dasher shaft, C. A number of radial arms or volume XXIX, our excellent correspondent Mr. O. C. Wool- in regard to placingthem in a chemical laboratory, that they blades, made wide and inclined laterally, are secured to the son states that similar vessels are used in the West… … of a belt, with a larger wheel provided with covery of the leanings of their children, and HOLDAM’S IMPROVED CHURN. a handle to serve as a crank, as represented. if they find thas their boy, who they ear- The faucet shown at the base of the churn nestly desire shall adorn the bar or the pul- serves…
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