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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 19 (May 1877) (1877)

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pread them apart with a blow of her paw, for no reason thrown into water; the mineral to be tested, which must be A discussion on this subject took place at a recent meeting that could be divined other than that she wished to display in a very fine powder, is introduced; and then, with or with- of… … orated. The nickel is precipitated in a bril- treatment of disease it could be strongly ad- PANTHER AND HER YOUNG, CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK vocated; while, lastly and chiefly, temper- liant white layer wherever the surface of the object is not greasy or rusty. The operation ance must be strictly…

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