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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 5 (August 1879) (1879)

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er for the fish. The commission's investigations have proved also discovered such wells while making geological explora- and winch board. The two tightening chains under the that certain plants and shrubs attract insects which are the tions along the Logan River in northern Nebraska. floor are now… … " ants that feed on saccharine matter are gramme, the bark 3 3 grammes, and the as diflScult to keep off as the carrion- TO'RTU'ELIA.—Tornelia fragrans. leaves (in May) 4'16 grammes per 100 feeders; they smell the sugar, and en- grammes of whole material. As every deavor to get at it wherever it…

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