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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 14 (1876) (1876)

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ewise with their ugliness, every one is famil- keeper is aware of the predilection on the part of servants scientist in Washington, and he confirmed the opinion. iar. There is the ‘‘ gothic” cottage, so called mainly because to scratch matches on walls or paint, leaving unsightly After the skull… … quently raises and unwinds the same, as the key is Swiss cottage represented in Fig. 1 of the annexed turned vertically. At the same time, the piece, A, engravings, the lower floor of which is shown in Fig. pushes back the spring hammer, B, until the bend in the 2. There are six large sheets of…

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