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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 7 (1878) (1878)

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ars. The advantages claimed for it are ments. Ifthe telescope describes a circle round the horizon, that it is light, strong, and durable; that it can be adjusted cork-like substance, the latter eventually closing the tube, and thus creating an impassable barrier to the insect. As to carry with… … A, the strength of the spring may be ——_0-@ +¢@-______ New Agricultural Inventions. increased or diminished as desired to Mr. William P. Brown of Zanes- suit the weight supported. The clasps, ville, Ohio, has patented an improved F, protect the bars, A, from wear, and Cultivator Tongue, in which…

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