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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 9 (August 1868) (1868)

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any other cause mulberries in which they had been deposited, and so rapid time, was the work of the poison that they died under the trees on earth. from which they took the berries. OBITUAB*. SWEETLAND'S PATENT KOTABY SHELF BEFEIGEBATOE. The death of a little girl at Kimmswick, Mo., resulting from… … found at the depth of 1,300 feet. The direction of the flow the bucket, the overflow took place, arid the would-be philoso- phers were put to shame by a simple fact. Whether this story was ascertained by lowering into the bore, by mean* of a fine &The principle of the preservation of ice in…

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