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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 11 (March 1895) (1895)

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t by Messrs. Wells Bros. & Co., of Minerals and Forestry buildings. In the extreme silkworms' eggs, and who sell them to the Syrian Greenfield, Mass. It has three step-cone pulleys, is southern ground, occupying a commanding position, breeders. These merchants exercise the greatest care back… … the exposition is Mr. Charles A. have invariably been unsuccess- A LARGE-SIZE BOLT CUTTER AND NUT TAPPER Collier. ful. This is generally attributed The exposition will be held at to the following causes: That the choice of the worms is made without due care and Piedmont Park, a site which possesses…

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