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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 11 (March 1873) (1873)

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the end Lyon's Indian negatives was made The photographic views ^-«»i m of the apparatus. The grain, after leaving this appliance, is include every temple of note in the great empire, and may conducted into an air chamber up which a current of air is Dyeing Kid Gloves. be considered veritable works… … in the gloves remain white after dyeing, the y shoes are larger than usual, covering the en- are coated with a paste in which a little fat is tire top. The latter being constructed of per- GBADT CLEANER. forated zinc instead of wire cloth are said to put. be much more durable and effective. The…

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