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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 1 (January 1889) (1889)

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VEGETABLE KNIFE. velopment, the discovery followed as a sequence. That passes over the stream above the Bear Creek falls. The discovery, at the time, was made known in the follow- A simple form of knife whereby vegetables can be railroad will pass over the stream at this point. The ing language,… … of donkeys, the ends dragging on the ground behind. FOOTERS VEGETABLE^ ??^Z?1 Small Bore Balls. The donkeys are not provided with either bridles or bits, Recent experiments on the effects in the human but follow each other up the sides of the mountains shown in the accompanying illustration, and…

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