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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 8 (February 1889) (1889)

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arp- adapted to lightly embrace the lobe of the ear. The same train. The brake shoe consists of two sidebars, ened is heated red hot and held against the ledge of the needle slide is attached to a toggle joint, the upper end spaced to the width of the track rails by cross bars, throat plate, when… … railways of New York City was 376,913,586, an increase ENGLAND'S TOOL SHARPENER. GREENOUGH'S EAR PIERCER. of 18,000,000 over the number for 1887. This, at the foot of the operator, the operation being repeated as uniform fare of five cents, represents a total revenue of al view, the center joint of…

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