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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 14 (April 1876) (1876)

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sired size and of any material whichwill resist gnawing. For further particulars address the in-ventor, Mr Wm. D. Wrlghtson, Queeustown, Queen Annecounty, Md. ■ lai m Iiawns—How to Make and Keep Tbem.One of the most beautiful features about a country resi-dence is a well cultivated and well kept… … WRIQHTSONS ANIMAL TRAP- freshest is, in most parts of our northern and western re-gions, the driest period of the season. We present herewithsome suggestions for the laying out, seeding, and care of alawn, the result of our own experience and that of others,which we believe will be interesting and…

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