ruction, .in which the and emptying the dipper. We illus- fingers from spreading springs for raising the foot usually found in such de- trate herewith a milk-dipper which is apart when the tool is in vices are avoided. The support is thus steady and provided with a tightly-fitting lid. use they are… … any other undesirable substances, is run through a adapted when FOOT-CYCLE. to Mr. George R. Boulding, of Wells, Nev. The patent crusher which breaks up the brittle portions and re- pressed down- covers also an improved automobile frame which is duces the softer substances to pulp. About three per…
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