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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 3 (1882) (1882)

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neer. have the habit of chewing a preparation of the resin of the which is made of 180 parts of crude alum, 75 parts of bicar- fir tree, a piece of which, tasting like tar, they masticate ——> +o +o bonate of soda, and 50 parts of the ‘‘ less basic”” phosphate The Candle Tree. after every meal, in… … 11‘1 years sun spot period, ing and forcing gas. The im- and also the maximum year provements of Messrs. Allen of two other periods—a long consist in making the seg- been used as a popular shad tree in the principal cities of and very long period; and the same degree of energy that ments of cast…

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