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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 12 (1866) (1866)

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in entire length of the ma- cracks and other imper- chine; they are of sufli- fections in the ice, thus cient strength to suppor greatly lessenivg the lia- BROWN’S THRASHER AND SEPARATOR. allthe working parts of bility of accidents trom which the machine is nearly balanced, aud may be readily… … As tbese skates are guided through all the evulu- eo ton, Nu. 145 Teuth street, this city, an enthusiast on PLIMPTON’S PARLOR AND ICE SKATES. tions of skating wholy by a proper and educated the Subject, who, after dcvoting many years and a ; adjustment of the foot, persons learning upon the vast…

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