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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 8 (February 1877) (1877)

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aster. troller, the novel feature in which consists in attaching a m i » i m float to the shank of the implement under the revolving Leghorn Hens. blade, the object being to keep the troller near the surface of If a man keeps Leghorns he must have no garden, or he the water, where the fish may see… … ^ «i ► »■ by distilling 5 or 6 lbs. roasted coffee with water, agitating Suint for Waterproofing Fabrics.—A German chem- Early in November, trial trips were made which did not the aqueous distillate with ether, and afterwards evaporating the ether. It is a brown oil, heavier than water, in which it…

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