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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 13 (March 1887) (1887)

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harrow, the inven- wheel. The levers are curved toward each other at Trinidad in recent years. The simple juice flnds a tion of Mr. William T. Parker, of Eureka, Ind. The the forward side of the cam wheel, and are pivoted at market in America, and the condensed juice in England. axle is formed with… … to a suitable frame, the bar FABKEB'S ADJUSTABLE EABBOW. may be turned up into a ver- tical position for convenience tongue and its braces. The seat frame or standard is in passing from place to place. bolted to the upper face of the pole. To one side of This also allows the finger the standard is…

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