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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 3 (1886) (1886)

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s into the vermiljon, and dust. Pure carminic acid, which is employment of working elephants in the removal of pipe, even though the entrance to the sewer itself has teak, which valuable kind of timber, superior to oak been entirely cut off. for ship building, is one of themost important pro- The… … upon it. Soda and potash frost-bitten, and which are both used for the pur- subsequently suffer from pose of removing greasy burning, itching, and obstructions, and the usual method of application is to pricking sensations, should be painted, at first once, The following method may be worthless for…

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