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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 21 (May 1876) (1876)

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rejudice which exists against the use of currying, hairing, graining, splitting, pebbling, polishing, tion of our American co-workers, to excite an animated par- distilled liquors. Fermented refreshments like beer, they buffing, and coloring leather, up to the intricate and inge- ticipation of our… … which this country of the building, 60 THE CARRIAGE EXHIBITION BUILDING. is famous will sus- feet above the tain our reputation in this branch of industry. The po- liquors which are productive of such widespread wretched- ground. The pavilions are 20 and 30 feet high The ground sition of the…

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