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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 3 (1877) (1877)

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true, must be a most remarkable won- ered by the silk and the netting in which it was inclosed, M. Ballieu, Consul of France at Honolulu, has sent to his der. It is one of the phytolacca which seems to be new, and and these people, mostly young men and women and chil- has received the name of… … scription of which we pub- more, and when it rains the plant appears withered. Levy lished some time ago, lasted also states that he never saw but six hours, and was fol- lowed nine days afterwards by earthquakes and a submarine eruption near Heei Point. —__—2-+6-o-——___ the varnish with which the…

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