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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 23 (1866) (1866)

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object of this neat improvement wiil be ap- the vast mining interests of the Great West, but its preciated by every housewife and laundry woman. of-drawers, or bureau, were of metal and of the most agricultural resources, so that in a few years we may Ironing day has almost as many vexations as the… … tion with each other below the dam. This canal is A isa knob of the usual form, having, instead of ten kilometers in length, and is provided with two the wooden screw on its inner face, a plane surface, and clumsy holders to protect the hands. This han- locks, and is to be free from any toll. The…

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