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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 10 (March 1880) (1880)

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rtsmen who had shot it, that in rainy weather it will larger iron tanks, where lime is introduced with the juice so apparatus, which has now been working with great regular- hardly fly, but crouches down under the bushes, and may ity for several months, consists of: sometimes be knocked down with a… … jet of steam is passed through the ex- bird was washed twice in the same day. HAIBY CBAB (Dromia vulgaris) COVEBED BY A SPONGE (Suberites Oonwneula), NATTJBAL SIZE, hausted mass in order to drive off the The red coloring matter is scarcely at chloride which is retained by the small all soluble in…

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