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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 15 (October 1869) (1869)

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own ; A being, the spring resting upon the ter to receive the coats which are to be laid on, and to pre- prop-block, B, and C being the metallic brace which keeps tinue to beat as often as required. serve it from the ravages of worms. When used, it is mixed the bows separated. with a sufficient… … tile material an ethereal oil is produced, which gether with a very little pale blue, with the is employed as a curative agent, for burning, grasses and flowers, as they dry naturally. STILLENGER'S. PATENT BUGGY TOP. and as a useful solvent. The liquid remaining The best means of dyeing dried…

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