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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 16 (1879) (1879)

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of a warmer brown than the body and a stamp is placed on the envelope the slit will be adjacent to limbs. The hands are of extraordinary length in propor- one edge of the stamp, whereby a proper tool may be in- tion to the size of the creature. This peculiarity is caused serted in the slit beneath… … anneal bars of iron or steel at the and will not be rubbed again in the TARSIER.—(Zarsius Spectrum.) rate of one foot per second, thus in- clothes after being washed out. creasing the ductility of the metal An improvement in mowing ma- 100 per cent, without the use of other fuel than that con-…

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