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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 25 (1867) (1867)

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sive or ihe thinnest carpet, as frequently happens by the upper side of the barrel, the removal of which disengages a new dress, now and then makes its appearance, often at an the usual stretchers, while the carpet is stretched stronger the pan, enables the pistol to be brought to the full cock and… … To Preserve the Health of Gold Fish. longitudinally into three The following rules for keeping gold fish in a healthy con- equal parts, held together dition have been furnished by a correspondent : by asimple rubber spring. some photographs lying beside us as we write, and which, for “ For each…

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