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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 1 (1865) (1865)

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red with glycerine. Mr. Tichborne says that thence to Havre. The French silk worms have This invention has now been in usefor twa years he has thus preserved flowers for two years, and, on become diseased, and it is proposed to try the exper- iment of restoring them to health by admixture with a… … interests of the Inventor, Mechanic, Manufacturer and Farmer, and the faithful chronicler of the distilling them, procured a water, the perfume of PROGRESS @F ART, SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. and has given perfect satisfaction. The inventors The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the largest, the only reliable, and…

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