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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 9 (1876) (1876)

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ure condition. The method of purifica- can Patent Agency, July 4, 1876, by Mr. Thomas W. Irwin, quently kills a living snail, eats him, and unceremoniously of Port Madison, Wash. Ter. takes possession of his house. Or it attacks a tenant crab, the winner of the combat retaining the premises. The… … steadying support, and for a gage to govern the without torturing the humble bivalve, make into a BANNIHR’S LAMPWICK TRIMMER. hight of the cutting above the top of the burner paté de foie gras. The levers for working the cutters are pivoted to Most animals that are in danger from predacious cess…

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