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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 20 (May 1887) (1887)

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ention has been patented by Mr. M. D. Plat- lius (Stol.), which is so common in the bush at times as ner, of Virginia City, Montana. to fill the air with a musky odor. The source of the odor has hitherto been an enigma, but has at last been DEVICE FOB OFEBATING AWNINGS. traced by Mr. A. Alder, of… … that were taken of him, indicates that his force and CHABBON'S DEVICE FOB OFEBATING AWNINGS. This engine was designed and is manufactured by power remained substantially undiminished to the the Pennsylvania Diamond Drill Co., of Birdsboro, Pa., la^t. to whom all communications should be addressed.…

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