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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 18 (1874) (1874)

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ould now only fetch $1,000. The first class diamonds, how- ing engraving, and has provided a device which, we imagine, ever, were rather dearer than formerly from ten to twelve per cent by the use of this machine, will be found a quite convenient addition to the work basket. apart from the… … reduced, and compel an additional reduction by the friction ton hole from the edge iler to return to its up- it creates. The laborer, too, often has to sell Monday’s Jabor of the cloth, and conse- right position. The wire to buy Tuesday’s bread, and every artificial obstruction in quently, by…

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