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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 17 (1898) (1898)

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ttle use of curves. agents, some of which, being absorbable, such as cor- are completed, it is intended to try the effect of com- Opposed to these are the Polynesians, whose orna- rosive sublimate, carbolic acid and iodoform, are in pression in the presence of steam at a high tempera- mental art is… … ealdesigns. ‘Their tattooing is in every respect like the HAIDAH NEW GUINEA designs which they sculpture upon wood, and it suffices TATTOOING, TATTOOING. to see a specimen of it in order to recognize it among ture, and results of great interest to the physicist and a thousand others. geologist may…

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