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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 4 (1872) (1872)

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merchants very cheaply. He a quarter round. This locking of the key with the shoulders horse’s leg, and ribbed and re- claims that the expense of boxmaking is saved by this inforced to prevent sagging method and that less lumber is required, while the cost of and slipping down at the top. the clamp… … These insects injured the leaves of the coffee plants, rose facility for handling the can, while its strength is amply guf- apples, and bananas, in the greenhouse, much in the same ficient for all practical purposes, manner as is done by our native katydids, by eating holes in A patent was obtained…

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