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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 25 (June 1874) (1874)

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ity of preservation. blishing the communication wi;h the battery and tuning In winter they retire to holes in the ground, and there re- fork. These wires, which for convenience are united in a The cylindrical vessel shown is secured to the platform, main torpid, sevtral interlaced with each other.… … with white sides and whitish dots and lines on learned themselves to use up the tin plates, and the abdomen; below, blackish; legs whitish now we have them shipping tin plate wares to MAY'S PATENT BUTTER WORKER. tipped with black. It makes deep excavations this country, made from the tin plates…

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