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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 18 (1899) (1899)

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although of the countries showed their symn- it is slowly rotting and will soon pathy with the objects of the Con- fall. Mr. Messinger found it at a gress by the- presence of their di- point about 8 miles south of Phoe- plomatic representatives. The cere- nix, near the Pima Reservation. It monies… … important study and the second Gobelin dyers. This was owing to installment is published in this the dissolved vegetable substances issue. Dr. Horace T. Brown’s ‘ Fix- which the waters then contained, as ation of Carbon by Plants” is con- does the Bronx River now. Fora tinued, as is also Sir…

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