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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 12 (1872) (1872)

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instantly wedge it tightly therein, and thereby given to sport with rod and line, and thinks the catching of secure the sash at whatever altitude it may happen to be. To shad with hook and line the best angling he has found. He release the sagh, all that is necessary is to push up the pro desires… … fire threatens devastation and ruin. It furvishes to every merchant, broker, and business man who desires it, in ‘the Our engraving represents the pulley, which has part of the sufficiently roughened to be readily rotated by the fingers more important business centers, a constant record in hisown…

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