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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 1 (1893) (1893)

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oker orthe merchant not play cricket adapted to be secured to the frame of the window. By means of this guide, which has been patented by after forty-five? What isto become of his dinner The box is designed to rest on the window sill, and Mr. Edmund Major, of Terraville, South Dakota, the hour, is… … startling. The former is all life and fun: the latter is by means of the flange bolt, and when the blocks be- PONISI'S WINDOW LARDER. a moving mountain of ponderosity and fat. It is all for want of outdoor exercise and recreation. Twenty- the sill by screws or other means. On the inner side five…

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