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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 25 (1880) (1880)

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at that rises and falls is revolved, and thereby cause the rakes to move on their shown in Fig. 1 as to scarcely require a word of explana- with the rise or subsidence of the water in the containing hinges, as is desired. tion. A wooden gauge is placed behind the cutting wheel vessel, and thereby… … certain kind of work must be left Mr. Richard Himes, of Elizaville, entirely to the operator, and he must Ky., has invented an improved bee. get the most of his knowledge by practice if-he has no opportunities for observation. and conveniently removed without disturbing or exciting The smaller…

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