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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 11 (September 1890) (1890)

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nkeys, and were As represented, the sunfish has the appearance of ing that the kola nut possesses extraordinary stimulat- not half so tired as we were. After leaving the tableland, being tailless, due to the extreme shortening of the ing powers. He states that the colonel of a regiment at we had to… … fatiguing sports. Many a good game has been lost lubricating pur- KILLING SUNFISH FOB SFOKT OFF THE FLOKIDA COAST. from breaking down of the players when under un- poses on board usual strain. ship, and for Surgeon Hamilton, R. N., appears to have found a and just before leaving had mixed kola…

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