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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 2 (January 1883) (1883)

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TBIK. covers of the pike. Those of the pickerel are covered with glass eye. In the State of New York it is known by the The new explosive is a mixture of saltpeter, chlorate of potash, and a solid hydrocarbon, and is suitable both for former name, and also that of pike perch. In the South- scales.… … or sheets by passing through rollers or spot on the last rays of the spinous dorsal THE WALL-EYED 'S\'K.'E.—(StizostaMum, vitreum.) otherwise, and is rendered hard by evapo- fin, which is otherwise nearly or quite un- rating the liquid solvent used, the sheets marked. There is a variety of this…

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