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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 16 (April 1874) (1874)

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. beginner or inexperienced workman can do better work and to the highest bidder. Further particulars may be obtained Confectioners, and others whose business includes the ma- in less time than the ablest hand in the ordinary way with- by addressing G. N., Box 73, Station D, New York city.… … drawn back and the whip or reins inserted, to clutch the base of the plane. The set screw of the guide is then tight- same tightly. In inserting the reins, the driver drops them similar delicacies, will doubtless find, in the device repre- ened, and the apparatus is ready for work. between the jaws…

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