aratus herewith illustrated, the invention of M. Roseleur, bles that of the ordinary mulberry leaf silkworm, and the air at a temperature of from 95° to 100° Fah., and from raw silk is readily mistaken for the work of the latter. of Paris. which the moist air is discharged through the chimneys.… … with very well. Lastly, various fruits, anil important results, consists simply in touching especially apples and pears, in slices, are also the extremity of the pistil (the stigma) of the ROSELEUR'S ELECTRO-PLATING BALANCE. dried, and keep perfectly.'' flower, just before it blooms, with a pencil…
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