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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 19 (1892) (1892)

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issolves it signal to the faleconers the approach ofa heron. He courts, however, it was practiced until the end of the does this by alighting from his horse as soon as he dis- easily and mixes with paraffine without precipitating the sulphur. The solution was thus vuleanized into a cerns the bird… … should not be confused with the ordinary hawking (la of its most curious properties is its adherence to glass. heron. The falconers then move slowly from two The beaker in which the vulcanization was carried out basse volerie). For the latter, low-flying birds, such sides in the direction indicated…

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