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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 20 (November 1884) (1884)

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al vine growers tried to liquefy the mixture by adding15 per cent of turpentine, but this, when applied, killed thevines altogether. M. Balbiani tried several fresh experiments,among others a mixture of oil, naphtha, quicklime, andwater. This mixture has been tried upon a very large scalein the… … MoCUBDYS IMFBOVED VEHICLE TOP. This invention has been patented by Mr. John W. Clark,of Banksville, Pa. Uses of the Passion Flon^er. According to Dr. George W. Winterburn, the therapeuticuses of the white passion flower resemble the bromides onone hand and gelsemium on the other. It is one of our…

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