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Previous Issue: Vol. 5, No. 103, Jan. 23, 1885
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Comment and Criticism, pp. 83-84
Letters to the Editor
- Trowbridge's Physics, pp. 84-85
- W.
- The Earthquake of Jan. 2, p. 85
- W. H. Dall
- Itinerant Science-Teachers, p. 85
- J. R. W.
- The Voice of Serpents, p. 85
- C. H. Hitchcock
- The Incandescent Light on Steamers, p. 85
- Everett Hayden
- Rainfall and Crops, pp. 85-86
- S. E. Moffett
- The Use of Slips in Scientific Correspondence, p. 86
- B. Pickman Mann
The Decadence of Science about Boston, pp. 86-87
The Geology of the Scottish High-Lands, pp. 87-89
- T. Sterry Hunt
The Basin of the Caribbean, pp. 89-91
- J. R. Bartlett
The Balloon in Meteorology, pp. 91-93
The Kowak River, p. 93
A Glance at the History of Our Knowledge of Fossil Plants, pp. 93-95
Physical Training at Amherst, pp. 95-96
Science and Surgery: A Triumphant Result of Experimental Research, pp. 96-97
Discovery of Silurian Insects, p. 97
Meteorological Notes, pp. 97-98
The Chemistry and Physics of the Sea, pp. 98-100
Publications of the Nautical Almanac Office, p. 100
Forchheimer's Tunnel-Building in England, pp. 100-101
- Philipp Forchheimer
Notes and News, pp. 101-102
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