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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 12 (March 1877) (1877)

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eatly deceived. the anvil, the effect of the plate is similar to that produced A tree with a fine mass of fibrous surface roots of a healthy, by a drumstick upon a drum, producing no result save to vigorous color, and thin, small, rather than thick, broken jar the fingers holding the plate. And… … condition of growth and general lack of constitutional vigor, to the fingers. In removing the loose place, we shall find, or because they are young, which of course is the only ad- in almost all cases, that we have induced contraction in the missible condition. I have trees of three years which far…

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