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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 15 (October 1873) (1873)

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of two different flavors—and also of a sheet of paperprinted in squares. The divisions of the board, instead of most prominent portions of the contents of the museums andcollections of apparatus for illustrating lectures on physical,chemical, and engineering sciences. While calling attentionto… … CHECKEB LOZENGE FACKAQE. There is probably no one of our readers who, while travel-ing in a railroad car, has not had packages of gum drops orprize candy unceremoniously tossed into his lap and left inhis charge during the peregrinations of their somewhat WOOD BOBING MACHINE. being dead black and…

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