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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 9 (1865) (1865)

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of but by the legs, as shown, so that no part is unduly strained. These legs unscrew, and the whole, when folded, occupies no more space than an ordinary trav- eling valise. The nails, A, in the head of the one shown folded, come out when the legs are to be in- serted, so that there is no external… … RICHARDS'S COFFEE ROASTER. adapted in the engraving. For the lisciples of St. coffee roasted in this manner taken at random from never being followed by the reaction or lassitude Crispin, who follow the army, or ive those itiner- the mass, which were evenly browned and free from which characterizes…

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