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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 2 (1876) (1876)

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istant engineer, nor until he shall have of small gears, grooving, slotting, and all ordinary ope- color. C. vitalba, or traveler’s joy, is one of the most ram- passed a physical and professional examination. The phy- rations of milling upon tools usually employed on sewing pant growers in… … tion doubtful. giving a gentle heat, when it will soon emit ——--—-«6-@8 —___ roots from the cut portion. The Hog Bouncer---A Novel and Usetul Invention. Pruning should be performed with caution on the climb- The above is the name of a simple device invented by the further. The passing of an…

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