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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 4 (July 1874) (1874)

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rugs are of the organisms dwelling in the proposed source to be uti- 1 and 2 giving different views of the small one horse vehi- too often called upon to decide. It is not an uncommon lized. If, for example, an industrial estab- cle, and Fig. 3 of the largest machine, re- lishment or a collection… … the action of ammoniacal solution of packed around, thus completing the oxide of copper on morphine, the chlo- operation. The smaller vehicle is used rine compound of which is dazzlingly for moderate sized trees; but with the white, sparingly soluble in cold but larger one and its mpre powerful ma-…

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