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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 19 (1880) (1880)

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splendid condition of the fruit when it enters the London placed in twos and threesin short peduncles, RAILWAY CREMATION. market. Besides, it is very probable that the salicylic acid The hairs of the Mucuna wrens and Mucuna pruriens are It is apretty universally recognized fact at the present paper… … had called the attention of the master mechanic. His widow Fie. 1. sued the railroad, the Texas and Pacitic, for $80,000, but was ruled out of court in Texas. Leffel’s News thinks the tilential disease is not sufficient to destroy the contagious lady will probably be more sugpessful on: the retrial…

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