so nearand had an abundance of their plows in the be improvements, but aftér all they are obliged to make the disposition of the Director. and the American plows were very politely accorded the place of honor in front of themselves, declined to come to the contest at Petit-Bourg. the principal tent… … which might perhaps be taken as scriptions, and the number in mo- Fig. 4.-GALE'S MICHIGAN PLOW an exaggeration, the charrue @ tion at once was about fifty-four. chaine is offered to exhibit the idea, The ground for each was marked Unlike the English two- off by a furrow, and each was given a ficld…
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