. The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist. many different implements occupied; but even herethere have been improvements by which the run-ning gear, which is usually the most cumbersome I part, can be used for many different purposes. I In connection with the water barrel idea, Mr. J. I B. Bare of 831 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, 1887.] AND HORTICULTURIST. 173 has brought to our attention what seems to be anexcellent idea in thus saving space for the utensilsand implements, and labor at the same time. Hecalls it a general utility cart. The running only to give the hint to our readers to go
. The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist. many different implements occupied; but even herethere have been improvements by which the run-ning gear, which is usually the most cumbersome I part, can be used for many different purposes. I In connection with the water barrel idea, Mr. J. I B. Bare of 831 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, 1887.] AND HORTICULTURIST. 173 has brought to our attention what seems to be anexcellent idea in thus saving space for the utensilsand implements, and labor at the same time. Hecalls it a general utility cart. The running only to give the hint to our readers to go on andprofit by these admirable labor saving machines—but hints to those who have done so much to serveus by inventing them, to go on and do more gear is shown in Fig. i with the manner of j for attaching a barrel to it. Fig. 2 shows the samewhen in motion. With a small force pump, hydro-pult, or common syringe, the emulsions and so-lutions for the destruction of insects, washingtrees, or even sprinkhng or watering garden veg-etables, can be readily applied—while if baling ordipping be desirable, it can also be as easily it be desirable to use the same running gearfor carrying out plants for bedding purposes, col-lecting potatoes or other vegetables, taking outsmall lots of manure, bringing in soil for potting, itcomes in as just the thing. Fig. 3 shows how it
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