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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 26 (1887) (1887)

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hem into a compact bundle ready for tying the rear portion of the thills, and extend through loops or loading ; the reel or vane can be adjusted to any projecting downward from the under side of the height of corn, and makes it possible to cut leaning or forward cross bar, the springs being… … ed or undercut lips or studs to receive a slotted cover DIGGLES’ NOVEL VEHICLE, plate, which fits around the handle part of the sad iron, and by the cover handle the heater may be lifted springs, the ends of which are hooked, and engage the from the fire whether the iron be in it or not. . inner…

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