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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 17 (1866) (1866)

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ch do not an abomination, as every householder and housewife under the head forming a receptacle for articles nec- seem to have entered into these sanguine calcula- can testify. With this sharpener these commonly essary forthe patient. At the foot is a cloth, H, tions. We are informed that the… … onacircle. Distance from the object is also another having dovetailed or T grooves, which receive cor- It is a block of hard wood with slots inclined to responding tenons on the spring blocks. The whole point of difference. the central blade, A, the lower ones adapted to apparatus can be made ready…

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