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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 4 (1878) (1878)

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29, in the afternoon, Those of gold and silver, though in many instances wrought following steps: First, slowly heating the corn mash to 185° and will be visible generally throughout the United States with all the fancy and skill imaginable, are of less intrinsic Fah. or thereabout; second, adding… … and having their edges notched and soldered to the perfo- ——_____ +0 + - --_____. over which the center of the shadow passes—begins in cen- PRESERVING FISH BY HYDRAULIC PRESSURE. rated tube. tral Asia, Lat. 55° N., Long. 165° W. of Washington, and According to the Fishing Gazette, Mr. Johnnes…

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