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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 7 (February 1876) (1876)

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are long, curved, I ""'^ ' " ^~ - ' dies' dresses or woodwork and sharp. Three different uninflammable, the chief in- species of osprey or fish gredient has been tungstate hawk are known, inhabit- of soda; and although this ing respectively America, salt has been proved to be Europe and Asia, and… … tected from fire. The wood weight and strength, and is not, indeed, incombustible, carries away the prize. THE OSPREY AND ITS PEEY- We select this beautiful but it takes fire much less ply the immediate demands. The Croton River drains an engraving from the pages of a handsome volume of draw-…

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