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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 24 (1883) (1883)

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arity of its knots, tive as a negative, this circumstance giving it an especial and the other rollers shall be level with the face of the pul- Myrtle sticks possess also a value, since their appearance value for copying tracings or drawings by direct: contact ley. Since the belt is stationary while… … dia ink ‘into which a little gamboge has been rubbed. It is are packed in large bundles to New York city, and sold to IMPROVED BELT HOLDER. unnecessary for us to say anything with respect to the kind the cane factories. Many imported sticks, however, have of printing frames suitable for the:…

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