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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 20 (1882) (1882)

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nd the majority were preventing plows from choking with weeds and stalks in of 181° Fah. without losing the power plowing, patented by Mr. Fernando Gautier, of Pascagoula, Jackson coun- of germination; but the action is ren- ty, Miss. In this device the arrange- ee | dered somewhat more difficult… … easily obviated by firmly fixing. the GAUTIER’S IMPROVED PLOW. shaped clevis, which is pivoted in the ’ “corks inthe hottles, and by conduct- ing the process-in a vessel so con- bottom of the recess by a bolt, and adjusted in a raised or lowered position by a second bolt, structed that the pressure…

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