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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 11 (1888) (1888)

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which was constructed about eighteen years disease known as anthrax, or splenic fever. The had been hollowed out by rot, while a shell of creosoted ago, used ‘‘ sapling” hemlock very largely for its ties, marked success attending his system, in combating the material was left untouched. rinderpest… … owning a system (?) now electroplates its carbons. not as large as from some other woods, the quality is There was, in the dark ages of 1879, an interference in equally as good. Recently a sample of hemlock was our much abused patent office between the two well- to bring the subject under the…

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