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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 2 (1875) (1875)

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engvaving drop their leaves, it is certain in which the gigantic aqua injured either by over-pot- tic vegetation of the district is well shown, together with the curious rig of the boats used for inland navigation im Africa, of whieh a yard of immense length, made of one cane stalk, is the… … plant to drop, There weresome 3,000 plants, mostlytea roses, in the greenhouse; it would tions of 1,500 grains of cow's udder. This last is very finely divided and macerated for some time p1'c- vious to use. The mixture, after agitation, transforms itself first into 2 cream, and, after about two…

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