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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 13 (September 1877) (1877)

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he rope or chain between the horse At his solicitation the field was plowed, but without re- receive the shoulder, C, of the stem. The spring bears or other animal and the manger ring, and materially lessens against this shoulder, and also against a pin which is fixed sult. No insects were noticed.… … necting the crosshead to its stem preserves It is doubtful if the thorough measures the usual shape of drawbar close to the head, above described have eradicated the evil in HEAVENER'S IMPROVED CAR COTJPIING. and allows of its being made in one piece. Germany, because the insects found at Milhl-…

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