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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 19 (1874) (1874)

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large tract of ground in the following season. elastic material filled with ordinary air. The mouth is ap- is not required. The body of the car consists of a double Some of the plants thus raised have attained a hight of over six feet, and have been loaded with blossoms of exqui- paneling of… … blocks, and allowed to cool. of the invention, which was,in general plan, an imitation of a bat’s wings, the framework being made of cane, and warming the rubbing face gently if the atmosphere is cold, the intervening membrane of stout waterproof silk. ‘‘The hence closes the orifice leading to the…

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