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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 6 (February 1884) (1884)

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h accidentally,or occur in connection with other materials practicable, the earth may be removed from the immediate shrunk In in the ordinary way, but for greater facility of that are being mined or in small veins which are only oc- vicinity of the ends. By the last two methods there will be… … having originally come from Brazil and Uruguay. In the accompanying engraving Fig. 1 is a ground FRICK'S CELLARS. Moss agates, however, are collected heie in large quan- plan of a cellar, and Fig. 2 a view showing the interior. tities, although the cutting is done abroad. The sun- Along the bottom…

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