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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 14 (October 1884) (1884)

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neously in the same direc- and flames inside and out, the dog sprang forward and, as The lower edges of the sides are curved inward, so that they tion. This construction is important, since both handles ; a dozen hands seized the woman and held her back from the unite when closed to form a tight… … HAM'S IMPROVED CTTLTIVATOR. SHERROD'S DUMPING CAR. for flat turning, and one on the side of the end, or on a cor- ner of the end, for side or shoulder turning. He has suc- ceeded in doing some good work with these crude-looking bottom. Fixed to the frame beneath the body are slide vided with a rear…

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