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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 26 (1890) (1890)

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illi germinate and now we are likely to have another inquiry which will require little preparation for lacquering. A stiff in the soil. promises to be equally interesting and instructive. brush charged with finely powdered pumice wet with Thecholera bacilli form numerous colonies at a depth The… … Fig. 2—EDGE VIEW OF NEWSPAPER HOLDER. remove all stains, and will give the work a uniform ap- from April to June, at a depth of 2 meters there is no that the liquidator of the defunct canal company be re- pearance. The backboard, which may be of walnut, development, while at a depth of 1°50 meters…

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