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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 8 (February 1868) (1868)

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beams, wire cending fruit trees. He says : projection, A, for his foot, the crank, or lever, having a hook ropes, chains, etc.," to break the force of the gale, etc., etc. " This invention is designed to prevent the ascent of or to Now, we would suggest to this correspondent to give the engaging… … tree or vine, or rods, or frame, This action of the rake head, cam, BROWNLEE'S PATENT ICE AND PARLOR FLEXIBLE SKATES. attached thereto, as to give the etc.; can be secured by the driver whether themachine is running forward or backward. The Th . jointed or flexible skate is intended to remope these…

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