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Previous Issue: Vol. 1, No. 8, Mar. 30, 1883
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Distribution of Public Documents, p. 239
The Variation of Temperature under Conditions Presumably the Same, pp. 239-242
- H. W. Blair
History of the Application of the Electric Light to Lighting the Coasts of France v., pp. 242-245
- David Porter Heap
Geological Nomenclature and Coloring, p. 245
Indian Relics from New Brunswick, pp. 245-246
- L. W. Bailey
The Properties of Cardiac Muscle, and the Nature of the Action of the Vagus Nerve upon the Heart, pp. 246-247
- H. Newell Martin
Thermometer Exposure, p. 247
Letters to the Editor
- Cracking in Ice, p. 248
- Jacob Reighard
- Caterpillars Eaten by a Kitten, p. 248
- M. C. Sparks
- Badly Crystallized Wrought Iron, p. 248
- C.S.
- Radiant Heat, and the Second Law of Thermodynamics, p. 248
- H. T. Eddy
- Keweenaw-Point Geology, pp. 248-249
- M. E. Wadsworth
- Domestic Ducks that Fly Abroad like Pigeons, p. 249
- Joseph LeConte
- Apparent Attractions and Repulsions of Small Floating Bodies, pp. 249-250
- John LeConte
- A New Lecture Experiment, p. 250
- H. S. Carhart
Houghton Farm Experiments, pp. 250-252
- Houghton Farm. Experiments with Indian Corn, 1880-81, with a Summary of the Experiments with Wheat for Forty Years, at Rothamsted
- Agricultural Physics. Series i. Nos. 1, 2. Meteorology and Soil-Temperatures
- D. P. Penhallow
Fossil Algae, pp. 252-253
- Apropos des Algues Fossiles
- Saporta
Bolton's Quantitative Analysis, p. 253
- The Student's Guide in Quantitative Analysis, Intended as an Aid to the Study of Fresenius' System
- H. Carrington Bolton
Weekly Summary of the Progress of Science, pp. 253-263
Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 263-264
Notes and News, pp. 264-266
Recent Books and Pamphlets, p. 266
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