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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 17 (1862) (1862)

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te blistering it, or effecting a similar renewal with tinc- as well as its simplicity of parts and cheapness, must use at any time when they are large enough. Dig ture of iodine. Nature has been so bountiful ana the crop when the leaves are first nipped with frost. recommend it to the consideration… … der thirteen years of ageattending school was 54,411 to oppose great alterations in the temperature of the Fig. 1 isa perspective view of the front end of the —namely, 23,863 boys, and 30,548 girls. body. They cannot remove it; but they may over- smoke arch, with the front plate removed, showing…

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