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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 5 (February 1877) (1877)

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ufacture is attributable, no doubt, to the fact that this busi- and the second 3,850 lbs. The height of each plant was 15 ness is not overdone, as is the case with many other branches, which augments the strength, especially in those parts ex- inches, diameter 32 inches. The appearance was that of… … ing a good coating of cattle manure least, and we hope more profitable, mixed with jungle soil. By this culti- than waiting, Micawber-like, for some- SYMPHYTUM ASPEEEIMUM. vation the roots will not only have con- thing to turn up. Our English cousins a dilutantfor cement, so that its approximate…

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