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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 25 (June 1883) (1883)

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n over a proper support, and — Q. 8. 8., in The Garden. the bottom of which has been removed and replaced by a wooden cap covered with paraffine. The porous red ■ ^ « • i ^ ■ earthenware vessel, P, which is held in place by a cork Hardwoods for House Finishing. ring, is 2;i-5 centimeters in height… … have every room finished in a different wood. Walnut is OAK LEAF ROLLER MOTH AND CATERPILLAR AND The former of these, t, terminates in the upper part of the less used for finishing, because of its high price, and the ROLLED LEAVES. zinc, while the latter runs to the bottom of the porous developing…

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