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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 21 (1886) (1886)

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all built The moulding boards may be of any size. Ifthey are but so that, to the eye, the lines of the borders will be of conerete. In the piers, arches, and floor platforms permanently required for the apparatus, they should broken by trees and shrubbery, and the complete plan there are 140,000… … plan laid out. winged nuts will be found more convenient. The wash- Tosacco blindness is be- ers should be of good size. The modus operandi is as follows: The foundations coming a common affliction. At present there are L. Ransome, whose office is at 402 Montgomery Street, San Francisco,…

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