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

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ant, since both handles ; a dozen hands seized the woman and held her back from the unite when closed to form a tight receptacle with a rounded owing to their distance apart, cannot be held by one man at i insane attempt to enter the house, disappeared with a bound the same time. The standards to… … 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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