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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[September, 
EVAPORATING FRUIT 
Treatise on Improved methods 
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AMERICAN MANCF’G CO., 
American Fruit Drier, 
Waynesboro, Pa. 
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WUtJUIiTHE tdUULU 
W POETABLE 
FARM MILLS 
For Stock Feed or Meal for 
Family use. 
10,000 XZT TJSE. 
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CINCINNATI, Or 
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AND CORN SHELLERS. 
OVER 25,000 NOW IN USE, 
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THE IRON 
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TURBINE 
ENGINE. 
STRONG. 
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THE 
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THE BEST IN USE 
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