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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 14 (1888) (1888)

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taken place. The whole thing only lasted a of the tie. formation may be addressed to J. B. Hubbell, Wash- moment, but it was attended by a violent wind, and In order that the tie may be easily withdrawn ington, D. C., or Judge Joseph Sheldon, New Haven, St. Elino’s lights were seen on the tops of… … fects of our common systems of education that so little attention is given to the cultivation of a faculty of es- power. It stains guaiacum blue. It oxidizes tannin and timating evidence, such as is the chief and great ad- found his suspicions confirmed of alterations having humin substances, and…

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