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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 1 (July 1876) (1876)

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ed by among stones, logs of wood, etc., in such places, in fact, as ree to a hight of five feet; but this is stated by other ob- the simple use of an hydrometer. The first result of petro- those inhabited in England by wood lice and centipedes, etc. ervers to be an impossibility. This power is due… … worms; and it is so voracious that, deodorized and sold in small bottles, THE OOUBAMI (OSFHBONEMUS OLFAX). says M. Dabry de Thiersant, the Cre- under various names, for removing oles of the Mauritius call it the hog of the river. grease from clothing and similar purposes. When first ta- via ; and…

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