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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 6 (August 1876) (1876)

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the ing planed at an acute angle to it. The work is held by ly the required form by this tool, teeth. driving the wedges, C C, and may be truly chucked by them the finishing tools being (with one <«<■>» Remedy for Obesity. in a comparatively short space of time. exception) simply scraping tools,… … lowed by the grape cure. answer the same purposes as that shown in Fig. 56. It is, . <>>>«. however, made entirely of metal somewhat similar to a ma- A College of Cookery. chinist's dog chuck, but much lighter. Pieces of wood may At last a practical step has been taken towards emancipa- be screwed…

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