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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 26 (1873) (1873)

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a mixture of olive oil plants, among the verdure of which were and paraffin, after which they are coated represented gorgeously hued butterflies, with a slip composed of clay and fine which, placed in the receptacle, were sand. They are then placed ina flask kept alive and nourished by the growing… … bonds and legal documents, shriveled and the laborers employed in their differ- PARLOR AQUARIUM AND FOUNTAIN. up exceedingly, and the print blistezed ent occupations. On the side of the dock go that it could be read when writing was illegible. So it power of attracting and fixing aniline green;…

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