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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 10 (September 1876) (1876)

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o allow the superfluous liquid to flow off the plates into a variegated with irregular bands of brown. This animal is receptacle placed beneath; and if there be any air bubbles on sometimes erroneously called the horned frog and horned varnish imparts a good brown tint. toad. the glass, pour some… … processes which fit it for weaving with silk tree." THE TAPAYAXIN OE HORNED LIZARD. or cotton, or in the making of thread, ropes, The tapayaxin sent.us by Mr. Panning has glass is in an inclined position, leaving it thus to dry. The sail cloth, and with wool in flannels and carpet , and with…

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