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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 1 (January 1863) (1863)

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rture in which a funnel, J, is in- Nothing looks more slovenly or impairs the value about two bushels of foul stuff out of every two hun- serted. There is, furthermore, an inverted truncated of a tool quicker than the accumulation < f dirt and dred bushels that has undergone the operations of cone,… … chine that is clean will the free discharge of grain do twice the work that a dirty one will, at less the previous machines. At the above mill the pro- from the saucer, K. The grain being thrown out cost often ; and over and over again we have prietor had in operation several grain cleaner of dif-…

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