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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 22 (May 1881) (1881)

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ings have been thus the hazard of them, if not to destroy them outright. Com- mander McKay, of the steamship Parthia, suggests that it tried. Trees have been whitewashed with caustic potash We give an engraving of two fine chairs from the manu- factory of B. Ludwig, of Vienna. The frames are of… … offspring. last small factor as a guide to its where- Mr. Verder received a large lot of lemon abouts is lost. In the early part of last trees from Australia, covered with scale July he passed within three miles of an CHAIRS UPHOLSTERED IN STAMPED LEATHER. bugs. He applied refined petroleum to…

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