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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 16 (1892) (1892)

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s running across the ‘‘cross-stitch” belt are in the cheek rings ; but inusing the improvement with a on one side of the sleeve to engage with its free end a perfectly straight line, because all the needles are vicious horse, the ends of the reins are attached only two shoulders formed at the inner… … & Ramsey Company— Little Mud the outside threads of the belt is very Creek lump at $2.60. New Pittsburg great, and they either break or weaken of the blade extends about in line with the top of the Coal and Coke Company, $3.08. Silver Creek and the belt by cutting into the duck. The thicker the…

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