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

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topped the operation of joining metals is scarcely likely to be mis- photographic representation of one of the finest specimens up, and more metal poured in, the molten lead being kept understood. of this plant to be found in Europe, and it is also one of the The first and most important use of… … lors manufactured by this com- round. The dross is then skimmed THE FLAMINGO PLANT-(ANTHURIUM SCHERZERANIUM). pany appear to be products of off and the metal left to cool, as unrivaled beauty, purity, and strength.' The fuchsin is it shrinks equally all over and requires no further attention.…

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