throughany length of boxing, for when the ends of the wires havearrived at one station—that is, at the end of one section ofthe boxing—the wires can be attached to the carrier of thenext section, and so on. The wires can be removed in asimilar manner. fieversible Plovr. The engraving shows a new… … be adjusted in width to suit the furrows, and which drawsthe plow with an equal and uniform draught. The engrav-ing shows the plow with one of the shares raised, while theother is in position for. work. This improvement is theinvention of Mr. Julius Hartman, of New York city. ^ « > > »…
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