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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 16 (April 1884) (1884)

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ress were as willing to encour- one side of the jaw to a notch between two short side ribs age inventors as the Hon. Mr. Vance, the probability is that on the tongue. The jaw faces, being free to move along many thousands more of new inventions and new industries their seats within the limits of… … These small masters make a decent living, earning from 3,400 to 3,500 francs a year, or about |500, which enables SILBEBMAN'S MEMOBANDTTM BOOK AND FAD. eiLHOBE'S NEW LATHE CHUCK. them to live comfortably. The poor weaver of black silk dress goods only makes 3 francs (40 cents) a day, and in its…

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