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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 18 (October 1866) (1866)

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ing the stalks, which is very desirable of the usual chemical methods, would result in form- ble top from being set, Which is the main object of to sirup makers. When early frosts come on, the ing a black ring around the character, which it would the improvement, a pipe, F, fits snugly into the… … by which water can be struck off on the knife, brought directly into the BISHOP & GLADDEN'S CANE STRIPPER, E, attached to the frame. house from a well situ- This invention was patented through the Scien- The use of red ink is common in old manuscripts ated at a distance, the popular idea on this…

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