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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 10 (1877) (1877)

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btless remarked the exceeding neatness displayed in tribe there are several sub-tribes, known, strangely enough, their workmanship, and also has probably wondered how by the names of the peculiar industries which form their re- such carefully made articles even as the commoner kinds of The spective… … sides of each fan. In at their edges. Tothe A KOUY SMELTING FURNACE. middle, a rope is at- fact, according to our tached and led to a bent informant, this official holds, if not the best paid, at any rate the most important posi- prices in October, 1876, were: for fine 45 cents, medium 40 lever. By…

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