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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 5 (1887) (1887)

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harp edged teeth inclined outwardly, and upon ‘the plants.into the furrow. Another block, fixed to CULTIVATOR TONGUE AND SHOVEL. its extreme end is formed a screw drivet edge. The|' the.frame, is so arranged as to open.the clamp jaws as The engraving illustrates an invention which consists inner… … upper end is held in'a socket formed in a lever tul-| to: be po in the groin gree a plant‘ ‘and carriés it shown detached in the ‘right hand view, forms the, tongue part, while the upper portion forms the ‘shovel. connected. by a| around “forward until -1¢ “ts: held, root: ‘downward, tn “Mhis|the…

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