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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 4 (July 1882) (1882)

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perture inthe top of a base. At the upper edge of the rear side, aring is attached, by which the frame may be.suspended froma nail. The frame is also provided with rectangular hooks,that swing in loops attached to its rear surface, by which itcan be held in an inclined position, or if desired the… … Magazine. The room was pretty well filled, and the lecturewas on capsicum and other stimulants. Capsicum, said the professor, is well known to youall; you have, no doubt, often gathered it in your botanicalexcursions with my learned colleague who occupies the chairof botany in this institution. You…

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