and the whip or reins inserted, to clutch the base of the plane. The set screw of the guide is then tight- same tightly. In inserting the reins, the driver drops them similar delicacies, will doubtless find, in the device repre- ened, and the apparatus is ready for work. between the jaws from… … work can, it is stated, be squared o^beveled without the an- dragging upon them by the horse only wedges the clutch the gate for admitting the ice is readily governed by the left tighter. The apparatus is made of malleable iron, is quite noyance of frequently picking up and laying down a heavy hand…
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