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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 8 (1887) (1887)

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terially aids the preserva- This, in the tube, gave a red light. Dr. Crookes had also a largenumber of various kinds the cell at oneside of the diaphragm, and a fine gas tion of wood. ec. The time of felling is of importance. Wood cut down in winter is considered more durable Of these, we shall… … vinegar. Wood isoften more injuriously af- The federal government is now empowered fected when exposed to sea water, when it is to ‘enact a law under which patents will be attacked by a peculiar kind of insect known as the bore chamber of the cell through a flexible tube, and the gas granted for…

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