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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 3 (1877) (1877)

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re Robeson Channel begins to widen out invariably the case that it may rain, or be cloudy, and the and its shores to retreat westward and eastward, the ice ened against a firm wall in a dry, shady place out of doors, weather may appear altogether unsettled, and the index hand and in the following… … so well asbad cases do by the sulphur treatment and as far lines on the wall, one to correspond to the middle line of ened to the wall in a manner to give free action, both to the as I can judge, sulphur is as near a specific for scarlet fever the middle piece, a, andthe other to the zero line on…

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