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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 2 (1883) (1883)

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CARL HIMLY AND HERR L. VON FRUTZSCHLER-FALKENSTEIN. The new explosive is a mixture of saltpeter, chlorate of covers of the pike. Those of the pickerel are covered with glass eye. In the State of New York it is known by the potash, and “a solid hydrocarbon, and is suitable both for former name, and… … _ or sheets by passing through rollers or spot on the last rays of the spinous dorsal THE WALL-EYED PIKE.—(Sttzostethium vitreum,) otherwise, and is rendered hard by evayo- fin, which is otherwise nearly or quite un- marked. There is a variety of this fish rating the liquid solvent used, the sheets…

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