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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 16 (April 1885) (1885)

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edges of the body andlid, so that in closing the lidone cutter slides, as the bladeof a shears, over the other.An opening is formed bynotching the meeting edgesof the lid and body of the boxat the point where the cuttersare located, the object of this being to prevent the endof the cigar from being… … Curing Herring. In Mr. Perleys Report of the Fisheries in the Bay ofFundy, the manner of curing herring is thus described: The fish are scaled by being washed in bushel bas-kets with a square bottom, open like a coarse sieve, themen standing in the water up to their knees. Thebest fish have very…

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