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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 23 (December 1899) (1899)

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fiery in regard to Palu ; every portion of it is edible, even red, some white ; still larger the stripes or bands are The inventor has subjected his cutter to severe tests the head and bones when cooked turning into a rich fairly outlined. Following are tanks of large black mass of jelly. The flesh… … great as 300 and 400 fathoms, but can be taken only cies, which cling to the weeds and are remarkable at night in September and the early part of October. mimics, as doris, tethys, and aplysia, the latter feed- KEUGER'S FLUE CUTTER. —Nature. ing from the hand, taking the rich green ulva with . i^ I…

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