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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 24 (1869) (1869)

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ied, and when private conversations are held, It is intended to furnish a cheap, neat, and durable fence, so that it is like a jelly. If applied in this condition, it will that can be rapidly constructed, and dispenses with the use set hard in thirty minutes, and the work may be cut down ness of… … lying upon the slack wire, words can be easily spelt and communication be established and as many being used in with the deaf and dumb without necessitating the knowledge a bunch as may tighten the wire sufficiently. quently, in order tosee what kind of work I was making. of the signs known as the…

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