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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 8 (1859) (1859)

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se into fashion, and in furtherance of this laudable purpose Belgium. The costliest specimens of lace are’ easily dis- had her wedding dress made of it. Honiton at once be- . difficulties are overcome #y the invention of C. J. L. posed of. Lace at twenty shillings ($5) a yard—and came the rage, and… … slid in the grooves, when a, and 8, have been placed in d, and hold both the ends of the bale hoop perfectly se- | MEYER’S IMPROVED. cure. outrunning the supply, thus appreciating the prices; and and admits of being adjusted in a moment to any size be- tween those so as to make a perfect fit to any…

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