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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 13 (1884) (1884)

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neis a wooden rod one inch in diameter and four and a half or five A exceedingly convenient as well as useful. feet long. Attached to one end of the rod is a leather bag about one foot long, which when filled will be just the size of It was from his practice,” adds the writer, the rod. This bag is… … should be taken that the rod be not drawn too end. NEW COMBINATION WARDROBE. soon, as the cement after the rod is drawn is Both mandibles are shortened and hollow- ed so as to resemble a pair of boats placed liable to settle and partially close the hole. their customers, as well as save the maker…

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