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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 1 (January 1868) (1868)

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rasted with that found on or the ordinary sugar cane to prepare it for the grinding or edge. In the holes fits a pin passing through a slot in the American railways at first strikes the stranger unfavorably. squeezing process. The blade used for topping the cane is spring, L. A pawl lever, M, held… … labor of one man or boy. It can be changed instantly, chairs with side arms, so that the seats occupy the width of curved as at A, similar to the blade of a pruning knife. Its while the machine is running, from one grade or thickness of the car, and eighteen sittings will fill an entire car. The…

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