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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 10 (1888) (1888)

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rginal recesses to receive the inner ends of the arms of the lower falling out of the proper compartment. The follower is ade of such length that it neéds to be slightly bent shelf, the upper section receiving upwardly diverg- ing braces to carry the second shelf. The top shelf to place it in… … the process is so perfect that nothing but healthy cells its inner face to fasten the end of the hose. The han- STARKS’ FLOWER STAND, are to be found in the separated yeast, and that the dle is free to swing or turn over about the axle of the purified article possesses such remarkable germinating…

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