47, pitted ducts; 48, potato starch; Mr. A. J. Chace, of Boston, who cools and purifies air by PRELUDE. | 49, protococcus; 50, rotifer; 51, scenedesmus quad.; 52, ice aspiration. ast summer the writer placed at Weehaw- skeleton of leaves; 53, silk; 54, spiral tissues of leaf; 55, ken, N. J.; near… … which for distinction is now termed ma- uting when dead and decaying to cause croscopic (macros, large, and scopetn, to view); this includes ordinary vision. the ‘‘cucumber” and fish oil taste that Cochituate. 4, These are portions of difflugia (Latin, digiwo, to flow); these are like number 3,…
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