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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 9 (February 1898) (1898)

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y sulphuric acid is frequently found flow as he may wish. present in the officinal cardamoms. During the discussion Prof. Schaer also stated the great difHculty in examining cardamoms, as there exists A CONVENIENT DOCUMENT FILE. no really reliable identity reagent, and called atten- To facilitate… … of each arm is a quad.rispherical bowl section, the sec- » I ■ > » DEBBT'S DOCUMENT FILE. A Neir movement of the Heart. tions registering where the arms are closed to form a A cablegram from Paris dated February 12 states hemispherical bowl, in the bottom of which are regis- merits, etc , the…

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