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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 18 (1893) (1893)

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of one of the coins, and which is di- for bronze powder the sheets go to the shears, where under side of the chair seat, and on one side of the field vided breadthwise into two equal compartments by a they are cut up into small particles, and now become partition, B. These two com- known as… … times. this country taking the greater part of the German ex- Let us say, however, that skill- ports of bronze powder. ful prestidigitators dispense with —$ <-> _____. A TIE-DOG FOR RAILROAD RAILS, of the dynamo is a keeper connected with a handle rod the double bottom. They hold the coins…

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