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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 13 (April 1882) (1882)

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ry are of an inferior quality the apparatus, and the arm was then surrounded by water' ,' use. and do not sell very readily. They are soft, greenish in heated to a blood heat. The connections having been made, It would seem to be particularly well adapted to meet the color, and watery when boiled… … suggests a method of getling rid of these pests, that has the lUFBOVED JOTTBNAL BOX. advantage of having been most successful in his own case NEW FIBE EStlAFE. The i mproved journal box shown in the annexed engrav- It is to fill their holes with chloride of lime and oxalic acid, ing is especially…

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