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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 5 (February 1883) (1883)

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in construction, no shock when being un- The slower the growtH of the tree, the thinner these load. Another important feature in these conveyers is a loaded, and it does not scatter its load. For further par- yearly rings, and the denser and harder the wood—other sliding catch, which is used where… … California Vineyards. pivoted at their centers, and are free to Late accounts from California notice move on the bolts which secure them to Fig. l.-CEOSS' CAERIER, WITH STRAIGHT TRACK the great increase in the size of the vine- the frame of the carrier, with which they are connected by a reach…

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