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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 1 (January 1880) (1880)

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eat pest to the farmer, destroying enormous may be realized from oflicial statements, which show that In looking around one finds innumerable articles which the number of vessels of various kinds passing Fort Gratiot were formerly imported now made at home. The magnifi- cent machinery used to take… … condition of the cotton and corn crops, Dec. 15, shows that ENGINEEBINO INVENTIONS. owing to favorable weather in all parts of the cotton belt MELCHEB'S GOPHEB AND ANT DESTBOYEB. the crop will be somewhat better than was previously re- Mr. Seth C. Doyle, of Harrisonville, Mo., has patented an…

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