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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 10 (March 1893) (1893)

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. So far as remedies are concerned, the habits of these the wire strands. bark borers rather defy our efforts to prevent their injury, especially on large trees and in large groves. AN INDUCTION COIL FOR ALTERNATING CURRENTS. There are two methods of dealing with them : i. e., to R. W. WOOD. cut… … mencing to saw, the operator adjusts the frame to the INDUCTION COIL FOR ALTERNATING CURRENTS. desired graduation on the top of the plate, when the DURR'S FENCE WIRE STRETCHER. saw in its downward movement follows the position on the market capable of being run to advantage by dery excrement, which…

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