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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 23 (1880) (1880)

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estructive insects, from Europe. It spread with great best material is finely pulverized plumbago; but this same or ribs on one face, and fitted for revolution within a cham- rapidity over the Exstern and Central States and Canada, ber at the end of a cistern or trough. The and in. 1856 the loss to… … midge resembles the Hessian fly in appear- powerful stimulants, such as ether, sal vola- ance, the main difference being that the color tile, and brandy, aided by hot-water applica- of its body is yellow, while that of the Hessian tions to the feet. The pupils were strongly fly is black. It…

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