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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 23 (1877) (1877)

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on of these materials. But it is evi- even with the circular edge of the same, and brought to a dent that this involves too many suppositions to be worthy point by filing from the back and on the two sides. By of great confidence, and until we have obtained more facts adopting this plan of… … the poison—the toto, the putu, and the fanuamamala. The most virulent is the toto, alarge tree. When cut, a white that it shall stand even with the circle of the wood, which is milk exudes, which causes blindness; its sap ‘introduced of great importance; and, furthermore, we can let the point…

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