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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 22 (May 1873) (1873)

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hands, thrusting them in all portions of the pan, of preparing it. The Chinese tea connoisseur purchases an and practice enables him to dry the leaves almost exactly IBON BBIOOE CONSTBTTCTION. article costing variously from $16 to $20 per pound. If alike. The raiser superintends this process, and… … Pig. 2.—BKIDGE AT AUGUSTA, MAINE, nal, and consists of seven spans a day. Americans could hardly I of seventy-three feet each, one of sixty-three, and one of one live upon such wages, and until other nations can raise tea of mountains, and of which only ten or fifteen piculs are for 12 cents a…

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