the staff, D, and the short arm rests head keeps the teeth from the g'round when not in operation, nent sheep raiser, finding that the " bell wether " was never against the flattened side of the staff, as seen plainly at G. so that the rake may be used as a vehicle on the road to and attacked by… … no mica can be had equal to that a rectification of the position of REESE'S PATENT HORSE HAY RAKE. found in the Eastern States. The the lever. The advantages of the device will be apparant to watchmakers. demand has been so great for the past two or three years that would tend to frighten away the…
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