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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 11 (September 1871) (1871)

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ny one part of a boot or shoe effectively, all the on T is to force it upwards; on T' to draw it downwards, a dropped down, which allows a free passage upward between slack leather in the upper must be first stretched, so that it little more than overcoming the upward strain on T; to meet the… … the better classes, suffer from corns, or other lowing water or moisture to be absorbed by DR. BARDIN'S SHOE STRETCHER. maladies of the feet." the atmosphere. Elijah Myrick of Ayer, The inventor of the instrument illustrated herewith, Dr. point it is desired to enlarge. The operation of the…

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