ing a very and compression. The wooden blocks serve a similar pur- tances apart. As this disk revolves, the cups, which are powerful drawing cut. pose, and may be used alone when any great degree of elas- turned rearward, enter the hopper from’ beneath, passing | Fig. 1 represents the shears… … which holds the two jaws together, slipping of the limb of- miles. Although the above comes from the New York Tribune, we ten occurs, thereby mangling the bark. The very long vent the escape of the seed. The cups thus become filled. handles also employed frequently crush the branches. The As they…
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