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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 17 (1876) (1876)

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. The author thinks it is no place for poor from the grain. The scouring apparatus is tapered in order About a farm where gardens and lawns are to be wa- men The mining is of such a nature that it requires capi- tal to carry it on profitably. to render the passage and to grain slower, “Tt has… … valve, P. —_———— SO OO OO Culture of Asparagus. The screen, A, is operated by an eccentric W. H. Noblegives, in the Gardener’s Month- on the main shaft, and an adjustable yoke ly, an account of a garden lover who planted is provided to regulate its action. This JOHNSON’S GRAIN CLEANER. on good,…

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