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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 3 (July 1870) (1870)

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b, reed or tree, that has not been employed at one time The tines being placed in one leg of the L-shaped slot, as ly of late to improvements in draft vehicles. Most of these or another. The black thorn and crab, cherry tree and furze- shown in Fig, 1, form a cultivator hoe. When placed in the have… … axle is retained, instead of being bored tion to intense heat, others destroyed. Ma- through as in the old method. lacca canes have frequently to be colored in ADAMS' KING-BOLT AND WHIFFLETREE PLATE. The inventor claims that by this construc- parts so that stained and natural surfaces are tion the…

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