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Previous Issue: Vol. 5, No. 118, May 8, 1885
Next Issue: Vol. 5, No. 120, May 22, 1885
Comment and Criticism, pp. 393-394
Letters to the Editor
- The New Commissioner of Agriculture, p. 394
- Aug. F. Harvey
- Auroras, pp. 394-395
- H. A. H.
- An Extinct Hydroid, p. 395
- Joseph Leidy
- Phosphatic Rocks of Florida, pp. 395-396
- Eugene A. Smith; Laurence C. Johnson
- Do Telegraph-Wires Foretell Storms?, pp. 396-397
- Wm. H. Babcock
- An Attempt to Photograph the Solar Corona, pp. 397-398
- William Huggins
The Preservation of Niagara, pp. 398-399
The Niagara Gorge as a Chronometer, pp. 399-401
- G. Frederick Wright
Niagara Falls Considered as a Source of Electrical Energy, pp. 401-403
- John Trowbridge
Dr. Gould's Work at the Cordoba Observatory, pp. 403-405
- Benjamin A. Gould
Semitic Languages at Harvard, p. 405
The Stone Age in Africa, pp. 405-406
Paradise Found, pp. 406-407
The Lenâpé and Their Legends, pp. 407-408
Kingsley's Madam How and Lady Why, pp. 408-409
- Charles Kingsley
A Monograph of British Fossil Brachiopoda, pp. 409-410
- W. H. Dall
Notes and News, pp. 410-412
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