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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 4 (January 1902) (1902)

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an Capistrano, and anotherat San Gabriel Mission. The trade of the coppersmith was not unknown tothem. The copper bowls which they made were fin-ished with handsome decorations around the tops inrepousse, and were used on the altars and in the nichesof the churches for holy water. Cement work… … ning such distinct ritual orders were observed as tokeep up the form of the Franciscan mission work. And there, at the present day, the faithful friargardener still attends the flowers, fruits and vegeta-bles, still turns the fertile soil with his miniatureplow, and gathers the fruits of his labor…

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