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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 3 (January 1883) (1883)

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not the result of children, to keep ladies' dresses from the fire, and to retain ing, being forced to reach them by reason of the strong com- butyric fermentation, but is due to the formation of lactic the fuel should it from any cause tend to fall outward. petition existing in stationary steam… … A paper of superior quality is made from the Kozu, a shrub Joseph J. Cornforth, Treasurer; and W. A. Loveland, BETTS' ADJUSTABLE GUARD FOR FIREPLACES. of the mulberry family, which grows to the height of two General Manager. yards and a half. It is a native of China, and has not long The invention…

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