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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 11 (March 1875) (1875)

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A plication will, we have no doubt, be fifteen inches long, and straight (size No. 20 or thereabouts), deep cut is then made across the latter until the back bone, peculiarly applicable to the result of a box of dry oatmeal, and some arsenical soap. This last near the oil gland at the root of the… … to the last measurement above men- the air before him. He has rolled up tioned, a bunch of excelsior is secured by THE TAXIDERMIST AT WORK. his sleeves, and is about to make his in- repeated winding with stout thread. itial incision. Before he does so, let us look over his kit of made of carbonate…

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