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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 16 (October 1882) (1882)

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nished of a light orange tinge; irregular small brown spots are the cones in sufficient quantity to force back the water food that in all diseases is beneficial—so me directly curative. scattered over the top of the head, back, and sides, above which would otherwise enter beneath, and the laborers… … another ridge on nose; this second ridge chanic productions which, so long as the THE NEW FOOD FISH.--(Seiastes daetyloptera.) demand is limited, cannot be made profit- runs back, forming the lower edge of the ably by expensive machines, and hand orbit, and terminates at the second spine labor is…

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