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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 19 (1888) (1888)

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explanation, dia- if damp, must be wiped dry; the jar must be kept cool hand. The lower wing is next extended and held in and in a dark place, and must be often examined, and grams, and convincing evidence of what the steam does position by pressingin the same way upon the posterior end of the… … says that the horses in that means that is not repugnant. country have a very sensible This consists in the use of a way of taking their food, large jar or glass vessel, closed which perhaps might be bene- with a wide cork stopper, and ficially followed here. They having some cyanide of potas- have…

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