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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 9 (March 1884) (1884)

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ded experiments carried on under my direc- A Mexican correspondent says : " There is a consider- The comet was easily visible by the naked eye, and ap tion by several of my assistants, and particularly by Prof. able variety of tongues among the messages going over the peared more brilliant than the… … The diluted emulsion, when prepared for use, should be soft earth in a slanting position, leaving about 3 inches THE FONS-BBOOES COMET AS OBSEBVED AT MABSEILLES. finely sprayed upon the insects to be killed, its strength above ground. There is no danger of their failing to grow. varying for…

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