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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 4 (1874) (1874)

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f the boat. vines briskly ard Knocking the bugs into the space between using. He thought that, for summer, Foote’s plan was as The two rudders, the weight, as also near perfect asany he bad seen tried, the valve for the escape gas, and which consisted in ridding the inflow- racd bags, if any, are… … waa 16 or 18 feet long. It was found D. L. RHONE. objectionable, however, for several Wilkesbarre, Pa. reasons. the rows, where they are crushed by the log which follows. oe The apparatus occupied too much room in the center Tho Mississippi River. The vines should then be immediately dusted with…

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