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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 19 (1882) (1882)

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ss, forming them into fringes. simple, or better, than to make a bag out of some coarse PERUKE-HORNED DOE, These fringes are introduced in place of the carbon and the sacking, fill it with pieces of comb, tie it up, and put it into Our engraving represents the head and horns of a doe, a wash… … one solid cake. In PERUKE-HORNED DOE. was 19 centimeters. passing through the The head from the bag the wax is cleansed from all coarse impurities, while the point of the nose to the rosette 15°2 centimeters. The skin of them fillthe porous vessel, and the others the interval fine particles of ditt…

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