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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 17 (1886) (1886)

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al pur- a rack on its upper edge and with a slightly ser- must be of the same size, and the second letter lighter poses. Besides the actual receipts, this will include all rated head onits outer end, is operated by a pinion in outline and color than the third.—A7vt Amateur. fees received at the… … lifted out of the cups and laid on the ground ; in the spring they can be easily and quickly set up again. and three-fourths of the total moneys paid into the The cup may be formed to receive the end of a piece of part is withdrawn from the escutcheon, andis then Treasury by railroad companies…

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