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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 22 (November 1887) (1887)

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d, which releases the catch. The rear half ately lifted' by a powerful dredging apparatus, the A correspondent, in a seemingly discouraged mood, buckets of which work between the writes to the Carpet Trade and Review saying that carpet moths are rows of cutters. This dredging ma- chine is fitted… … to use more of the solution than neers, officers, and crew who will work enough to slightly dampen the surface her. Having twin screws, driven by THE ROBINSON VICTORIA CAB-CLOSED. of the fabric. As the solution is poi- two pairs of independent compound sonous, it should be plainly labeled. In the…

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