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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 12 (September 1883) (1883)

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completed. The tunnel was constructed by the Vanderbilt, The engraving shows a very compact, convenient, and We give an engraving of an improved cotton gin feeder Pittsburg, McKeesport, and Youghiogheny Railroad. Its handy truck or hand cart, designed specially for the trans- recently patented by… … apron, and the side bars project above the sides THOKFSON'S BEEHIVE TBUCK STIETENBOTH'S FEEDER FOR COTTON GINS. of the apron for retaining the cotton. By this construction the cotton is fed to the fer of beehives without disturbance of their industrious in- gin by the apron, which can be readily…

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