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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 19 (November 1882) (1882)

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ibly can without tearing or straining it, to show theinside, and then ties it with the two strings. The fleece isslid out of the end of the trough,when it will be a solid glitteringmass of snowy wool, in the shape ofFig. 5. ONE CORNER OF THE CAKBIAGE. SECTION OF ASH BOX ANDBALANCE WEIGHT. whole… … OUTLINE CRANE. the trough. Fig. 8 shows the ordinary, but not the bestmethod. It will bring to the two ends of the done-up fleecethe parts most seen in the wool room, the ridge of the liackand two lines half way down each side of the sheep. The 1 Pi i I lliiliU

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