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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 3 (1887) (1887)

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use as an to cut the furrow slices into strips, pulverize them, and will occur in spots, and can, in striping, he stopped by article of household furniture it can be converted into then turn them under. The forward end of the frame breathing heavily upon the place, running over it at a very neat… … engages with the rim of the cover. This and with the hole, the spring is acted on by the push pin in the usual threads on the spindle way. Jo the chambet in the opposite side of below the opening is supported by a wheel, and the rear part is attached the case is a flatspring, D, provided with a…

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