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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 1 (1885) (1885)

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the of these littleanimals. A very superficial survey, made treacherous bog under foot concealed by a carpet wa I ee upon the suggestion of the editor of the SCIENTIFIC Wooden Magnets to Cure Disease, of soft mosses, coarse grasses, and rank green skunk cab- AMERICAN, disclosed one catbird’s nest… … ral examinations, the Charcot magnet trees of their leaves, and the frost has changed the grass from green to brown. that had proved so efficacious in the The thickets and trees are gray and bare hands of Dr. Cohen was applied to the in the swamps, and the empty nests of the blackbird defective…

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