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Previous Issue: Vol. 9, No. 208, Jan. 28, 1887
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Comment and Criticism, pp. 101-104
Youthfulness in Science, pp. 104-105
Prohibition, pp. 105-106
- B.
Peter's Attack on Pasteur, pp. 106-107
- M. Peter
St. Petersburg Letter, pp. 107-109
- O. E.
Notes and News, pp. 109-111
Letters to the Editor
- Sources of Nitrogen Assimilated by Growing Plants, pp. 111-112
- H. W. Wiley
- Halos Seen at Denver, p. 112
- H. A. Howe
- Consumption among Indians, p. 112
- Hal. C. Wyman
- A Plea for Civilian Control of the U. S. Weather-Bureau, pp. 113-114
- H. Helm Clayton
- The Pineal Eye in Tritylodon, p. 114
- Henry F. Osborn
- Simple Qualitative Test for Artificial Butter, p. 114
- H. W. Wiley
- German Constructions, p. 114
- M. Carey Lea
Some Miscalled Cases of Thought-Transferrence, pp. 115-116
- J. J.
Is Botany a Suitable Study for Young Men?, pp. 116-117
- J. F. A. Adams
The Tendency of Contemporary German Thought, pp. 117-118
Consanguinity and Mental Unsoundness, p. 118
Allgemeine Naturkunde, pp. 118-119
Methods of Arrow-Release, pp. 119-122
- H. W. H.
The Butterflies of North America, p. 122
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