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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 3 (1864) (1864)

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g to them and this description, the crease on the underside in which the nail-holes are merits of simplicity and accessibility. The absence construction of it will be understood. To the en- punched. This weakens the shoe so much that ina of any steam chest permits the engineer to see ata gineer no… … doubtedly the most widely ciiculated and influential publication of \ CII the kind inthe world. Incommencingthe new volume the publish’ ers desire to call special attention to its claims as A JOURNAL OF POPULAR SCIENCE. In this respect it stands unrivaled. It not only finds its way toal- most every…

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