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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 10 (September 1885) (1885)

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ow Port- lines. By running the thumb nail along each bent the river Merrimac, twenty miles from the Isle of St. land (Oregon), has from time immemorial been the edge, the paper will be made to hold in place while Louis, a number of stone tombs were found arranged burial place of the Indian tribes… … MAGIC FAN. great sympathy was felt for dwarfs, they done with a fine drill, or burned through by 1 Alickitats, among the famous Indian chiefs interred being generally considered keen witted and often tal- a wire heated over a gas flame (Fig. 3). To fasten the sticks together, bend one end of a…

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