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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 22 (November 1876) (1876)

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gage is very ners at the parting are liable, from their weakness, to chip ^ < ■ t » useful; and such a gage, of the most approved form, is shown off, and it is therefore proper to make it of hard wood. How tUe Centennial Revives Business. in Fig. 108, together with its method of application, the m… … different shades and shapes. The mechanic or the farmer the edge to the face, and the edge, E, being used as a straight practical water system. Some time ago, in one of the bluffs, will have new and enlarged ideas of his power as a part of edge. If, however, we have not such a gage, we may set a…

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