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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 4 (July 1888) (1888)

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the pulp.He recommends the decoction to be made byboiling 100 parts of the bark in water sufficientto yield 200 parts of the strained liquid andadding 10 parts of brandy. Another writerattributes the anodyne action to the power-fully astringent properties of the decoction. V^^X VAN WARTS EASEL. it… … with a series of apertures, in which are entered suitablepins for the support of a canvas or picture to be ex-hibited, or these pins may hold a suitable narrow tablefor such purpose. A shelf which is more or less rect-angular, and of a size adapted to that of the easel nearits base, is supported in…

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