Recess studies . nds do not remain constant forfive minutes togethei, and we have found that only one point THE LAWS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND. 155 in the supply curve, viz. the highest, is independent of mensminds. The supply curve can never rise above the wliolcsupphj* but under this height it may vary almost indefinitely. Similarly, the demand curve has a limit, which in thiscase is a limit at each price. The funds available for purchaseat any price are limited, and this, which may be called thepurchase fund, at each price limits the possible demand; butbelow this continuous limit the demand cur Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/recess-studies-nds-do-not-remain-constant-forfive-minutes-togethei-and-we-have-found-that-only-one-point-the-laws-of-supply-and-demand-155-in-the-supply-curve-viz-the-highest-is-independent-of-mensminds-the-supply-curve-can-never-rise-above-the-wliolcsupphj-but-under-this-height-it-may-vary-almost-indefinitely-similarly-the-demand-curve-has-a-limit-which-in-thiscase-is-a-limit-at-each-price-the-funds-available-for-purchaseat-any-price-are-limited-and-this-which-may-be-called-thepurchase-fund-at-each-price-limits-the-possible-demand-butbelow-this-continuous-limit-the-demand-cur-image343397191.html
RM2AXK2HB–Recess studies . nds do not remain constant forfive minutes togethei, and we have found that only one point THE LAWS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND. 155 in the supply curve, viz. the highest, is independent of mensminds. The supply curve can never rise above the wliolcsupphj* but under this height it may vary almost indefinitely. Similarly, the demand curve has a limit, which in thiscase is a limit at each price. The funds available for purchaseat any price are limited, and this, which may be called thepurchase fund, at each price limits the possible demand; butbelow this continuous limit the demand cur
Farmers' and country merchants' almanac and ready reference book . 4 25 26 27 28 29 3031 , , May 1 8 29 310 411 5 12 613 714 November 1 8 29 310 411 5 0 7 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1314 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2021 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31 27 28 29 30 June 1 2 39 10 4 11 1 8 29 8 5 6 7 8 4 5 6 7 10 12 13 14 15 16117 18 11 12 13 14 1516 17 19 20 21 22 23124 25 18 lit 20 21.22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 .. 25 26 27,28 29 30 31 WOODWARD & HILL, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY Hardware and Trimmings, 324 Broadway, corner Hamilton Street, ALBANY, N. Y. Would you be happy ? B Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/farmers-and-country-merchants-almanac-and-ready-reference-book-4-25-26-27-28-29-3031-may-1-8-29-310-411-5-12-613-714-november-1-8-29-310-411-5-0-7-12-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-1314-15-16-17-18-19-22-23-24-25-26-27-28-2021-22-23-24-25-26-29-30-31-27-28-29-30-june-1-2-39-10-4-11-1-8-29-8-5-6-7-8-4-5-6-7-10-12-13-14-15-16117-18-11-12-13-14-1516-17-19-20-21-22-23124-25-18-lit-20-2122-23-24-26-27-28-29-30-25-26-2728-29-30-31-woodward-hill-manufacturers-and-importers-of-carriage-and-saddlery-hardware-and-trimmings-324-broadway-corner-hamilton-street-albany-n-y-would-you-be-happy-b-image339911318.html
RM2AN089X–Farmers' and country merchants' almanac and ready reference book . 4 25 26 27 28 29 3031 , , May 1 8 29 310 411 5 12 613 714 November 1 8 29 310 411 5 0 7 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1314 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2021 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31 27 28 29 30 June 1 2 39 10 4 11 1 8 29 8 5 6 7 8 4 5 6 7 10 12 13 14 15 16117 18 11 12 13 14 1516 17 19 20 21 22 23124 25 18 lit 20 21.22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 .. 25 26 27,28 29 30 31 WOODWARD & HILL, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY Hardware and Trimmings, 324 Broadway, corner Hamilton Street, ALBANY, N. Y. Would you be happy ? B
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RM2AJG4JY–The Virginia tourist . d at the platform IMME-DIATELY OPPOSITE TO THE SPRINGS. NO STAGING. The HOTEL being only about two hundred yards from theplatform, makes it a very desirable KESTING--PLACEfor persons from the South going North or re-turning home at any season of the year. The undersigned (formerly of Richmond) takes pleasure in informing hisfriends and the public generally that he has removed to this place with the intentionof making it his permanent residence, and will spare neither trouble nor expenseto render it pleasant and agreeable to his guests. There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the
. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. o come to the meetings; andtiually t>ne night while saying herprayers, she said aloud: Lord, makepapa go to church. The mans heart was touched, andhe e.une to church. He is now themost punctual attendant of ouriiiurcli. At a prayer meeting he tes-ttba with tears in his eyes that het«lt the iiiMuene* id the Holy (Th«»stin his htart. and that he was saved by the precious blood of the Lamb.It was touching to hear him say:That child [pointing to the littlegirl] has been the means of my sal-vation. Another Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/raleigh-christian-advocate-organ-of-the-north-carolina-conference-me-church-south-o-come-to-the-meetings-andtiually-tgtne-night-while-saying-herprayers-she-said-aloud-lord-makepapa-go-to-church-the-mans-heart-was-touched-andhe-eune-to-church-he-is-now-themost-punctual-attendant-of-ouriiiurcli-at-a-prayer-meeting-he-tes-ttba-with-tears-in-his-eyes-that-hetlt-the-iiimuene-id-the-holy-thstin-his-htart-and-that-he-was-saved-by-the-precious-blood-of-the-lambit-was-touching-to-hear-him-saythat-child-pointing-to-the-littlegirl-has-been-the-means-of-my-sal-vation-another-image336995681.html
RM2AG7DC1–. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. o come to the meetings; andtiually t>ne night while saying herprayers, she said aloud: Lord, makepapa go to church. The mans heart was touched, andhe e.une to church. He is now themost punctual attendant of ouriiiurcli. At a prayer meeting he tes-ttba with tears in his eyes that het«lt the iiiMuene* id the Holy (Th«»stin his htart. and that he was saved by the precious blood of the Lamb.It was touching to hear him say:That child [pointing to the littlegirl] has been the means of my sal-vation. Another
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A popular history of France : from the earliest times . ficationmust be sent to the pope of the kings appeal to the futurecouncil. Philip could no longer confide this awkward businessto his chancellor, Peter Flotte ; for he had fallen at Courtrai, inthe battle against the Flemings. William of Nogaret undertookit, at the same time obtaining from the king a sort of blankcommission authorizing and ratifying in advance all that, underthe circumstances, he might consider it advisable to do. Notifi-cation of the appeal had to be made to the pope at Anagni, hisnative town, whither he had gone for ref Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-popular-history-of-france-from-the-earliest-times-ficationmust-be-sent-to-the-pope-of-the-kings-appeal-to-the-futurecouncil-philip-could-no-longer-confide-this-awkward-businessto-his-chancellor-peter-flotte-for-he-had-fallen-at-courtrai-inthe-battle-against-the-flemings-william-of-nogaret-undertookit-at-the-same-time-obtaining-from-the-king-a-sort-of-blankcommission-authorizing-and-ratifying-in-advance-all-that-underthe-circumstances-he-might-consider-it-advisable-to-do-notifi-cation-of-the-appeal-had-to-be-made-to-the-pope-at-anagni-hisnative-town-whither-he-had-gone-for-ref-image340111331.html
RM2AN9BD7–A popular history of France : from the earliest times . ficationmust be sent to the pope of the kings appeal to the futurecouncil. Philip could no longer confide this awkward businessto his chancellor, Peter Flotte ; for he had fallen at Courtrai, inthe battle against the Flemings. William of Nogaret undertookit, at the same time obtaining from the king a sort of blankcommission authorizing and ratifying in advance all that, underthe circumstances, he might consider it advisable to do. Notifi-cation of the appeal had to be made to the pope at Anagni, hisnative town, whither he had gone for ref
Winner's new school for the clarionet : in which the instructions are so clearly and simply treated, as to make it unnecessary to require a teacher . ft . ? B. a hfc DC. U TRIO. EE? SeeEe: 3 :pzp 0>a + *- -P- ?. t56 No. L -#-«- Sees 4 4-4 —»—f FRENCH LANCERS. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/winners-new-school-for-the-clarionet-in-which-the-instructions-are-so-clearly-and-simply-treated-as-to-make-it-unnecessary-to-require-a-teacher-ft-b-a-hfc-dc-u-trio-ee-seeee-3-pzp-0gta-p-t56-no-l-sees-4-4-4-f-french-lancers-image339201739.html
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. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. e Epworth directfrom the Company, instead of through anagent or dealer. I prefer to be my owndealer—sell it to myself and.save thatmiddle profit. It costs lots of money to sellpianos ordinarily, and that expense is adead loss, which I avoid by buying theEpworth direct. —bes/cfes the Company will send me apiano on trial. It must be perfect andsatis/acfory to me or they take it back.In this way I get to use my own judgment—and no agent around to worry me. Above are some of the reasons Epworth pianosare Rrcw Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/raleigh-christian-advocate-organ-of-the-north-carolina-conference-me-church-south-e-epworth-directfrom-the-company-instead-of-through-anagent-or-dealer-i-prefer-to-be-my-owndealersell-it-to-myself-andsave-thatmiddle-profit-it-costs-lots-of-money-to-sellpianos-ordinarily-and-that-expense-is-adead-loss-which-i-avoid-by-buying-theepworth-direct-bescfes-the-company-will-send-me-apiano-on-trial-it-must-be-perfect-andsatisacfory-to-me-or-they-take-it-backin-this-way-i-get-to-use-my-own-judgmentand-no-agent-around-to-worry-me-above-are-some-of-the-reasons-epworth-pianosare-rrcw-image336801001.html
RM2AFXH35–. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. e Epworth directfrom the Company, instead of through anagent or dealer. I prefer to be my owndealer—sell it to myself and.save thatmiddle profit. It costs lots of money to sellpianos ordinarily, and that expense is adead loss, which I avoid by buying theEpworth direct. —bes/cfes the Company will send me apiano on trial. It must be perfect andsatis/acfory to me or they take it back.In this way I get to use my own judgment—and no agent around to worry me. Above are some of the reasons Epworth pianosare Rrcw
Rambles through the British Isles . an of fear, fuller of resolution than of pains,fuller of honor than of days. In the chapel of Edward the Confessor, is an object of greatattraction, and worthy of a passing notice—The Coronation Chair. In it all the kings and queens of England were crowned; andeven when a monarch had been crowned previously in anotherplace, as was Hen:y HI., whose coronation took place atGloucester, it was deemed expedient to have him come toWestminster, and seated in this venerable chair, go through JJestminster Abbey. 141 the orUcal of being crowned iii the presence of the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rambles-through-the-british-isles-an-of-fear-fuller-of-resolution-than-of-painsfuller-of-honor-than-of-days-in-the-chapel-of-edward-the-confessor-is-an-object-of-greatattraction-and-worthy-of-a-passing-noticethe-coronation-chair-in-it-all-the-kings-and-queens-of-england-were-crowned-andeven-when-a-monarch-had-been-crowned-previously-in-anotherplace-as-was-heny-hi-whose-coronation-took-place-atgloucester-it-was-deemed-expedient-to-have-him-come-towestminster-and-seated-in-this-venerable-chair-go-through-jjestminster-abbey-141-the-orucal-of-being-crowned-iii-the-presence-of-the-image340086083.html
RM2AN877F–Rambles through the British Isles . an of fear, fuller of resolution than of pains,fuller of honor than of days. In the chapel of Edward the Confessor, is an object of greatattraction, and worthy of a passing notice—The Coronation Chair. In it all the kings and queens of England were crowned; andeven when a monarch had been crowned previously in anotherplace, as was Hen:y HI., whose coronation took place atGloucester, it was deemed expedient to have him come toWestminster, and seated in this venerable chair, go through JJestminster Abbey. 141 the orUcal of being crowned iii the presence of the
Catalogue of monkeys, lemurs, and fruit-eating bats in the collection of the British museum . a, P. Wallacei. b, P. personatus. 3. EUNYCTERIS. Wings attached to the middle of the hack, bald behind, except anarrow streak down the middle of the back, which is covered withsoft adpressed hairs, falling off in the older animals. Shoulders, arms,and legs and toes bald. Index finger clawed. Thumb, lowerjoint short, enclosed; upper joint very long, free. Interfemoral hairyabove, narrow. Tail none. Cutting-teeth |, in a regular series.Grinders ^. False grinders f ; lower distinct. 3. EUNYCTERIS. 113 Tc Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-monkeys-lemurs-and-fruit-eating-bats-in-the-collection-of-the-british-museum-a-p-wallacei-b-p-personatus-3-eunycteris-wings-attached-to-the-middle-of-the-hack-bald-behind-except-anarrow-streak-down-the-middle-of-the-back-which-is-covered-withsoft-adpressed-hairs-falling-off-in-the-older-animals-shoulders-armsand-legs-and-toes-bald-index-finger-clawed-thumb-lowerjoint-short-enclosed-upper-joint-very-long-free-interfemoral-hairyabove-narrow-tail-none-cutting-teeth-in-a-regular-seriesgrinders-false-grinders-f-lower-distinct-3-eunycteris-113-tc-image338379876.html
RM2AJEEYG–Catalogue of monkeys, lemurs, and fruit-eating bats in the collection of the British museum . a, P. Wallacei. b, P. personatus. 3. EUNYCTERIS. Wings attached to the middle of the hack, bald behind, except anarrow streak down the middle of the back, which is covered withsoft adpressed hairs, falling off in the older animals. Shoulders, arms,and legs and toes bald. Index finger clawed. Thumb, lowerjoint short, enclosed; upper joint very long, free. Interfemoral hairyabove, narrow. Tail none. Cutting-teeth |, in a regular series.Grinders ^. False grinders f ; lower distinct. 3. EUNYCTERIS. 113 Tc
. Military and religious life in the Middle Ages and at the period of the Renaissance. WAR AND ARMIES. 39 the Huns, bore down upon Europe at the head of seven hundred thousandfighting men of various races. In less than three months he had overrunand laid waste Moravia, Bohemia, Hesse, and Wurtemburg, crossed theRhine below Strasburg, the Moselle at Treves and at Metz, the Meuse at. Fig. 33.—War Trophy and Barbarian Prisoners.—From Sculptures on the Triumphal Arch of Orange (Second Century). Tongres, the Scheldt at Tournay; and after two sanguinary raids intoBurgundy and the country around Orle Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/military-and-religious-life-in-the-middle-ages-and-at-the-period-of-the-renaissance-war-and-armies-39-the-huns-bore-down-upon-europe-at-the-head-of-seven-hundred-thousandfighting-men-of-various-races-in-less-than-three-months-he-had-overrunand-laid-waste-moravia-bohemia-hesse-and-wurtemburg-crossed-therhine-below-strasburg-the-moselle-at-treves-and-at-metz-the-meuse-at-fig-33war-trophy-and-barbarian-prisonersfrom-sculptures-on-the-triumphal-arch-of-orange-second-century-tongres-the-scheldt-at-tournay-and-after-two-sanguinary-raids-intoburgundy-and-the-country-around-orle-image336682372.html
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Outlines of comparative physiology touching the structure and development of the races of animals, living and extinct : for the use of schools and colleges . other vertebrate animals; perhaps the coecal appendages which wereso long mistaken for the pancreas have a totally different function. * See Meckel: Ornithorhynchi paradoxi descript. Anatom. Tab. viii.and Owen on the Mammary Gland of the Ornithorhynchus, in Philos.Trans. STRUCTURE OF GLANDS. ing canals, theKIDKEYS de-serve particu-larnotice. Thedevelopment Fig. 260.—Astill smallerpieceof the same kid-ney magnifiedabout sixty di-ameters, a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/outlines-of-comparative-physiology-touching-the-structure-and-development-of-the-races-of-animals-living-and-extinct-for-the-use-of-schools-and-colleges-other-vertebrate-animals-perhaps-the-coecal-appendages-which-wereso-long-mistaken-for-the-pancreas-have-a-totally-different-function-see-meckel-ornithorhynchi-paradoxi-descript-anatom-tab-viiiand-owen-on-the-mammary-gland-of-the-ornithorhynchus-in-philostrans-structure-of-glands-ing-canals-thekidkeys-de-serve-particu-larnotice-thedevelopment-fig-260astill-smallerpieceof-the-same-kid-ney-magnifiedabout-sixty-di-ameters-a-image339024000.html
RM2AKFTG0–Outlines of comparative physiology touching the structure and development of the races of animals, living and extinct : for the use of schools and colleges . other vertebrate animals; perhaps the coecal appendages which wereso long mistaken for the pancreas have a totally different function. * See Meckel: Ornithorhynchi paradoxi descript. Anatom. Tab. viii.and Owen on the Mammary Gland of the Ornithorhynchus, in Philos.Trans. STRUCTURE OF GLANDS. ing canals, theKIDKEYS de-serve particu-larnotice. Thedevelopment Fig. 260.—Astill smallerpieceof the same kid-ney magnifiedabout sixty di-ameters, a
. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. of portraits of Bis-marcks only sister whenvery young, evidence someremote likeness to the moth-er. No portrait of the Minis-ter - President himself any-where exists in the house.There was, however, oneof his brother, the EoyalChamberlain, Bernhard vonBismarck, of Kiilz, Provin-cial Councillor in the circleof Naugard—a youthful face,not much like the Minister-President. Count Bismarckis also personally unlike hismother, although we canscarcely doubt her influenceover his mental qualities. We may mention among the picturesa very interesting one of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-life-of-bismarck-private-and-political-of-portraits-of-bis-marcks-only-sister-whenvery-young-evidence-someremote-likeness-to-the-moth-er-no-portrait-of-the-minis-ter-president-himself-any-where-exists-in-the-housethere-was-however-oneof-his-brother-the-eoyalchamberlain-bernhard-vonbismarck-of-kiilz-provin-cial-councillor-in-the-circleof-naugarda-youthful-facenot-much-like-the-minister-president-count-bismarckis-also-personally-unlike-hismother-although-we-canscarcely-doubt-her-influenceover-his-mental-qualities-we-may-mention-among-the-picturesa-very-interesting-one-of-image337121684.html
RM2AGD644–. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. of portraits of Bis-marcks only sister whenvery young, evidence someremote likeness to the moth-er. No portrait of the Minis-ter - President himself any-where exists in the house.There was, however, oneof his brother, the EoyalChamberlain, Bernhard vonBismarck, of Kiilz, Provin-cial Councillor in the circleof Naugard—a youthful face,not much like the Minister-President. Count Bismarckis also personally unlike hismother, although we canscarcely doubt her influenceover his mental qualities. We may mention among the picturesa very interesting one of
. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. of our travelling household. I greet you heartily. Send me aFrench novel to read, but only one at a time. God keep you. Your letter with the Homburg inclosure has just arrived; athousand thanks. I can understand how you feel the quiet ofour departure. In our hurry here one feels nothing of the posi-tion—perhaps a little in bed at night. On the road to Jitschen, on the battle-field, Prince FrederickCharles came to meet his royal uncle. What a meeting! ThePrince drove into Jitschen with the King about 2 p.m., where theKing alighted at the Golden Li Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-life-of-bismarck-private-and-political-of-our-travelling-household-i-greet-you-heartily-send-me-afrench-novel-to-read-but-only-one-at-a-time-god-keep-you-your-letter-with-the-homburg-inclosure-has-just-arrived-athousand-thanks-i-can-understand-how-you-feel-the-quiet-ofour-departure-in-our-hurry-here-one-feels-nothing-of-the-posi-tionperhaps-a-little-in-bed-at-night-on-the-road-to-jitschen-on-the-battle-field-prince-frederickcharles-came-to-meet-his-royal-uncle-what-a-meeting!-theprince-drove-into-jitschen-with-the-king-about-2-pm-where-theking-alighted-at-the-golden-li-image337083078.html
RM2AGBCWA–. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. of our travelling household. I greet you heartily. Send me aFrench novel to read, but only one at a time. God keep you. Your letter with the Homburg inclosure has just arrived; athousand thanks. I can understand how you feel the quiet ofour departure. In our hurry here one feels nothing of the posi-tion—perhaps a little in bed at night. On the road to Jitschen, on the battle-field, Prince FrederickCharles came to meet his royal uncle. What a meeting! ThePrince drove into Jitschen with the King about 2 p.m., where theKing alighted at the Golden Li
Anthony's photographic bulletin for .. . inting, withone angle of view in place of a dozen, so does impressionism follow the natural eye,with one focus for a dozen. Taste has improved the world by limiting different materials to their ownnatural appearances—wall-paper, for instance, no longer pretends to be wood ormarble—without limiting art, and I dont know that it is necessary for photographyto look like the results of any other art. On the other hand, it need not insist onthe brand of its calling; there need be no insistence on its looking aggressivelyphotographic. Each art should respect i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anthonys-photographic-bulletin-for-inting-withone-angle-of-view-in-place-of-a-dozen-so-does-impressionism-follow-the-natural-eyewith-one-focus-for-a-dozen-taste-has-improved-the-world-by-limiting-different-materials-to-their-ownnatural-appearanceswall-paper-for-instance-no-longer-pretends-to-be-wood-ormarblewithout-limiting-art-and-i-dont-know-that-it-is-necessary-for-photographyto-look-like-the-results-of-any-other-art-on-the-other-hand-it-need-not-insist-onthe-brand-of-its-calling-there-need-be-no-insistence-on-its-looking-aggressivelyphotographic-each-art-should-respect-i-image339418751.html
RM2AM5T27–Anthony's photographic bulletin for .. . inting, withone angle of view in place of a dozen, so does impressionism follow the natural eye,with one focus for a dozen. Taste has improved the world by limiting different materials to their ownnatural appearances—wall-paper, for instance, no longer pretends to be wood ormarble—without limiting art, and I dont know that it is necessary for photographyto look like the results of any other art. On the other hand, it need not insist onthe brand of its calling; there need be no insistence on its looking aggressivelyphotographic. Each art should respect i
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. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. poch-making occasic n, and a pro-1 To refuse them is to forfeit the namurrender the claim of a Christian,; <a)sii)ility of evtrv member to bear some J To pra for it. (b) To believe for itpart in the work. (c) To live for it. (d) To give; fpr^it Among other things looking in this j To pray for it because on its sticcess and development of this school will re-1direction it has sent out a large number^lepends the worlds rescue from sin and member with pleasure the fine work done, of neatly printed praye Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/raleigh-christian-advocate-organ-of-the-north-carolina-conference-me-church-south-poch-making-occasic-n-and-a-pro-1-to-refuse-them-is-to-forfeit-the-namurrender-the-claim-of-a-christian-ltasiiility-of-evtrv-member-to-bear-some-j-to-pra-for-it-b-to-believe-for-itpart-in-the-work-c-to-live-for-it-d-to-give-fprit-among-other-things-looking-in-this-j-to-pray-for-it-because-on-its-sticcess-and-development-of-this-school-will-re-1direction-it-has-sent-out-a-large-numberlepends-the-worlds-rescue-from-sin-and-member-with-pleasure-the-fine-work-done-of-neatly-printed-praye-image336998886.html
RM2AG7HEE–. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. poch-making occasic n, and a pro-1 To refuse them is to forfeit the namurrender the claim of a Christian,; <a)sii)ility of evtrv member to bear some J To pra for it. (b) To believe for itpart in the work. (c) To live for it. (d) To give; fpr^it Among other things looking in this j To pray for it because on its sticcess and development of this school will re-1direction it has sent out a large number^lepends the worlds rescue from sin and member with pleasure the fine work done, of neatly printed praye
The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . 252, Scale-stem (Dicentr.a cuculhiria). 253, A flower of the same. 251, A flower,of D. Canadensis.255, Leaf-stem (Chimaphila maculata). 223. Caulis is a term generally applied to the annual leaf-stems of herbaceous plants. Halm is a term used in Englandwith the same sio-nification. Caulescent and ac^iulescent are con- 76 STRUCTURAL BOTANY. venient terms Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-botanist-and-florist-including-lessons-in-the-structure-life-and-growth-of-plants-together-with-a-simple-analytical-flora-descriptive-of-the-native-and-cultivated-plants-growing-in-the-atlantic-division-of-the-american-union-252-scale-stem-dicentra-cuculhiria-253-a-flower-of-the-same-251-a-flowerof-d-canadensis255-leaf-stem-chimaphila-maculata-223-caulis-is-a-term-generally-applied-to-the-annual-leaf-stems-of-herbaceous-plants-halm-is-a-term-used-in-englandwith-the-same-sio-nification-caulescent-and-aciulescent-are-con-76-structural-botany-venient-terms-image339159407.html
RM2AKP17Y–The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . 252, Scale-stem (Dicentr.a cuculhiria). 253, A flower of the same. 251, A flower,of D. Canadensis.255, Leaf-stem (Chimaphila maculata). 223. Caulis is a term generally applied to the annual leaf-stems of herbaceous plants. Halm is a term used in Englandwith the same sio-nification. Caulescent and ac^iulescent are con- 76 STRUCTURAL BOTANY. venient terms
. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. IVIEN OF TASTE IN DRESS .Vre the ones that the ladies always favor. Theit h (in indefinable something called style about a Taiki aiade Suit that gives that distingue appearance* that trim and tasteful look that gives an indiviinalitv ^ never obtained in any other clothing Call and take a look at my New Spring Patvia fo(Suits, Overcoats, and Trooserinjr. Medl orders given prompt attention.Write for Samples and get yourself a suit, you need them JOHN E. BRIDQERS, 2 Fa/)CC)/ill)l t.. I^«SI24. «.o CROSS & LIN Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/raleigh-christian-advocate-organ-of-the-north-carolina-conference-me-church-south-ivien-of-taste-in-dress-vre-the-ones-that-the-ladies-always-favor-theit-h-in-indefinable-something-called-style-about-a-taiki-aiade-suit-that-gives-that-distingue-appearance-that-trim-and-tasteful-look-that-gives-an-indiviinalitv-never-obtained-in-any-other-clothing-call-and-take-a-look-at-my-new-spring-patvia-fosuits-overcoats-and-trooserinjr-medl-orders-given-prompt-attentionwrite-for-samples-and-get-yourself-a-suit-you-need-them-john-e-bridqers-2-faccilll-t-isi24-o-cross-lin-image336782977.html
RM2AFWP3D–. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. IVIEN OF TASTE IN DRESS .Vre the ones that the ladies always favor. Theit h (in indefinable something called style about a Taiki aiade Suit that gives that distingue appearance* that trim and tasteful look that gives an indiviinalitv ^ never obtained in any other clothing Call and take a look at my New Spring Patvia fo(Suits, Overcoats, and Trooserinjr. Medl orders given prompt attention.Write for Samples and get yourself a suit, you need them JOHN E. BRIDQERS, 2 Fa/)CC)/ill)l t.. I^«SI24. «.o CROSS & LIN
. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. cordthe fact of our great sorrow n havingher thu.s suddenly lorn away fromus. that our Suiid-a;; school andchurch lost one of its luost censecrated and exemplary worker^; awoman noted for her cheerful pietyand consistent life; faithful and effi-cient in all the relations she sustainedamon.; us. 2. Ttiat while we mourn her ab-sence, and feel her loss, yet do weaccept her removal from our midstas an expression of the love and wis-dom of God whom she had servedand **wbo doothall things well. 3. That we tende Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/raleigh-christian-advocate-organ-of-the-north-carolina-conference-me-church-south-cordthe-fact-of-our-great-sorrow-n-havingher-thus-suddenly-lorn-away-fromus-that-our-suiid-a-school-andchurch-lost-one-of-its-luost-censecrated-and-exemplary-worker-awoman-noted-for-her-cheerful-pietyand-consistent-life-faithful-and-effi-cient-in-all-the-relations-she-sustainedamon-us-2-ttiat-while-we-mourn-her-ab-sence-and-feel-her-loss-yet-do-weaccept-her-removal-from-our-midstas-an-expression-of-the-love-and-wis-dom-of-god-whom-she-had-servedand-wbo-doothall-things-well-3-that-we-tende-image336962291.html
RM2AG5XRF–. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. cordthe fact of our great sorrow n havingher thu.s suddenly lorn away fromus. that our Suiid-a;; school andchurch lost one of its luost censecrated and exemplary worker^; awoman noted for her cheerful pietyand consistent life; faithful and effi-cient in all the relations she sustainedamon.; us. 2. Ttiat while we mourn her ab-sence, and feel her loss, yet do weaccept her removal from our midstas an expression of the love and wis-dom of God whom she had servedand **wbo doothall things well. 3. That we tende
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. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. Rupture, Hydocele. Varicoceleand P..es cured. Noknife: no detention frombusiness; painless andharmless. Over twohundred cures madehere last year. Exami-nation and tvKkklet free HERNIA SANITARIUM 905 Bank Street, RICHMOND, YA. Permanently established. NOTICE. Teachers Agency. Christian Teachers,attention. For a nominal fee. and with-out taking anv per cent, of the salary if aposition IS obtained, the Teachers Bureauof the Methodist Episcopal Church.South, gives the most careful attention tothe placing of C Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/raleigh-christian-advocate-organ-of-the-north-carolina-conference-me-church-south-rupture-hydocele-varicoceleand-pes-cured-noknife-no-detention-frombusiness-painless-andharmless-over-twohundred-cures-madehere-last-year-exami-nation-and-tvkkklet-free-hernia-sanitarium-905-bank-street-richmond-ya-permanently-established-notice-teachers-agency-christian-teachersattention-for-a-nominal-fee-and-with-out-taking-anv-per-cent-of-the-salary-if-aposition-is-obtained-the-teachers-bureauof-the-methodist-episcopal-churchsouth-gives-the-most-careful-attention-tothe-placing-of-c-image336951816.html
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. Alaska and its resources. f the ship oran old officer of the Company, much in the same way that hisworkmen cringe before him. This sort of subserviency, the fruitof a despotic government, is characteristic of the lower classes ofRussians ; and to such an extent is it ingrained in their charactersthat it seems impossible for them to comprehend any motives ofhonor or truthfulness as being superior to self-interest. The native inhabitants of this part of the coast belong to thegreat family of Innuit. The name of the tribe is IJjialect, and theirname for the village, half a mile west of the Redo Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/alaska-and-its-resources-f-the-ship-oran-old-officer-of-the-company-much-in-the-same-way-that-hisworkmen-cringe-before-him-this-sort-of-subserviency-the-fruitof-a-despotic-government-is-characteristic-of-the-lower-classes-ofrussians-and-to-such-an-extent-is-it-ingrained-in-their-charactersthat-it-seems-impossible-for-them-to-comprehend-any-motives-ofhonor-or-truthfulness-as-being-superior-to-self-interest-the-native-inhabitants-of-this-part-of-the-coast-belong-to-thegreat-family-of-innuit-the-name-of-the-tribe-is-ijjialect-and-theirname-for-the-village-half-a-mile-west-of-the-redo-image336626420.html
RM2AFJJC4–. Alaska and its resources. f the ship oran old officer of the Company, much in the same way that hisworkmen cringe before him. This sort of subserviency, the fruitof a despotic government, is characteristic of the lower classes ofRussians ; and to such an extent is it ingrained in their charactersthat it seems impossible for them to comprehend any motives ofhonor or truthfulness as being superior to self-interest. The native inhabitants of this part of the coast belong to thegreat family of Innuit. The name of the tribe is IJjialect, and theirname for the village, half a mile west of the Redo
Twenty years among the bulls and bears of Wall street . nd, and the owners pay a ground-rent. Leases usually run for twenty-one years, contain-ing several renewals on a new valuation. A TrinityChurch lease, with its peculiar privileges and covenants,is one of the most desirable titles in the city. PRODUCING A SENSATION. A ball was given at the Irving Hall. Two gentle-men were looking on. One said to the other, Doyou see that young fellow so dashingly dressed?Yes. He is our book-keeper. He is one of themanagers of the ball. Perhaps he can afford thesethings; I cannot. The next week there was a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/twenty-years-among-the-bulls-and-bears-of-wall-street-nd-and-the-owners-pay-a-ground-rent-leases-usually-run-for-twenty-one-years-contain-ing-several-renewals-on-a-new-valuation-a-trinitychurch-lease-with-its-peculiar-privileges-and-covenantsis-one-of-the-most-desirable-titles-in-the-city-producing-a-sensation-a-ball-was-given-at-the-irving-hall-two-gentle-men-were-looking-on-one-said-to-the-other-doyou-see-that-young-fellow-so-dashingly-dressedyes-he-is-our-book-keeper-he-is-one-of-themanagers-of-the-ball-perhaps-he-can-afford-thesethings-i-cannot-the-next-week-there-was-a-image342752350.html
RM2AWHM3A–Twenty years among the bulls and bears of Wall street . nd, and the owners pay a ground-rent. Leases usually run for twenty-one years, contain-ing several renewals on a new valuation. A TrinityChurch lease, with its peculiar privileges and covenants,is one of the most desirable titles in the city. PRODUCING A SENSATION. A ball was given at the Irving Hall. Two gentle-men were looking on. One said to the other, Doyou see that young fellow so dashingly dressed?Yes. He is our book-keeper. He is one of themanagers of the ball. Perhaps he can afford thesethings; I cannot. The next week there was a
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . attledweir, about 18 inches above the surface, was carried across the broad upperpart of the mouth of the channel, and this prevented it from being scoureddeeper until the river had shifted its channel to the weir, when of course itwas undermined and partly carried away. The shingle bank above the town,shown on the plan, had by this time extended southwards so far as to push thewhole body of the river close into the mouth of the south channel, and unlesssome action had been taken the whole of the river would have left the wharfand taken that c Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/transactions-of-the-royal-society-of-new-zealand-attledweir-about-18-inches-above-the-surface-was-carried-across-the-broad-upperpart-of-the-mouth-of-the-channel-and-this-prevented-it-from-being-scoureddeeper-until-the-river-had-shifted-its-channel-to-the-weir-when-of-course-itwas-undermined-and-partly-carried-away-the-shingle-bank-above-the-townshown-on-the-plan-had-by-this-time-extended-southwards-so-far-as-to-push-thewhole-body-of-the-river-close-into-the-mouth-of-the-south-channel-and-unlesssome-action-had-been-taken-the-whole-of-the-river-would-have-left-the-wharfand-taken-that-c-image339450056.html
RM2AM7808–Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . attledweir, about 18 inches above the surface, was carried across the broad upperpart of the mouth of the channel, and this prevented it from being scoureddeeper until the river had shifted its channel to the weir, when of course itwas undermined and partly carried away. The shingle bank above the town,shown on the plan, had by this time extended southwards so far as to push thewhole body of the river close into the mouth of the south channel, and unlesssome action had been taken the whole of the river would have left the wharfand taken that c
The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . TifJbers as iliey rirow.—2&i. The common Potato (Solaniim). 261, Artichoke (Helianthus). 262. Sweet• Potato (Convolvulus). 239. The coem is an underground, solid, fleshy stem, withcondensed internodes, never extending, but remaining of arounded form covered with thin scales. It is distinguished fromroots by its leaf-bud, which is either borne at the sum Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-botanist-and-florist-including-lessons-in-the-structure-life-and-growth-of-plants-together-with-a-simple-analytical-flora-descriptive-of-the-native-and-cultivated-plants-growing-in-the-atlantic-division-of-the-american-union-tifjbers-as-iliey-rirow2i-the-common-potato-solaniim-261-artichoke-helianthus-262-sweet-potato-convolvulus-239-the-coem-is-an-underground-solid-fleshy-stem-withcondensed-internodes-never-extending-but-remaining-of-arounded-form-covered-with-thin-scales-it-is-distinguished-fromroots-by-its-leaf-bud-which-is-either-borne-at-the-sum-image339158151.html
RM2AKNYK3–The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . TifJbers as iliey rirow.—2&i. The common Potato (Solaniim). 261, Artichoke (Helianthus). 262. Sweet• Potato (Convolvulus). 239. The coem is an underground, solid, fleshy stem, withcondensed internodes, never extending, but remaining of arounded form covered with thin scales. It is distinguished fromroots by its leaf-bud, which is either borne at the sum
Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . 129 that there are three nutrient canals at the tip of the jaw on each side, probably-indicating the normal number of teeth. In Figure 2, which shows the uppersurface of the jaw, there is only one socket on each side (a and a), which held thetooth figured of natural size (4 a and 4 b.) The upper conical part of this toothhas a polished surface, but never protrudes through the gum. This is well shown in Figures 5 a and 5 b, the first of which shows the leftside of the top of the jaw, with the integuments still in place, the position ofthe tooth Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/transactions-of-the-royal-society-of-new-zealand-129-that-there-are-three-nutrient-canals-at-the-tip-of-the-jaw-on-each-side-probably-indicating-the-normal-number-of-teeth-in-figure-2-which-shows-the-uppersurface-of-the-jaw-there-is-only-one-socket-on-each-side-a-and-a-which-held-thetooth-figured-of-natural-size-4-a-and-4-b-the-upper-conical-part-of-this-toothhas-a-polished-surface-but-never-protrudes-through-the-gum-this-is-well-shown-in-figures-5-a-and-5-b-the-first-of-which-shows-the-leftside-of-the-top-of-the-jaw-with-the-integuments-still-in-place-the-position-ofthe-tooth-image339456393.html
RM2AM7G2H–Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . 129 that there are three nutrient canals at the tip of the jaw on each side, probably-indicating the normal number of teeth. In Figure 2, which shows the uppersurface of the jaw, there is only one socket on each side (a and a), which held thetooth figured of natural size (4 a and 4 b.) The upper conical part of this toothhas a polished surface, but never protrudes through the gum. This is well shown in Figures 5 a and 5 b, the first of which shows the leftside of the top of the jaw, with the integuments still in place, the position ofthe tooth
Index . iJlemberg in tfte jFacultp George H. ChapmanWilliam L. MachmerA. Anderson Mackimmie George F. ShumwayMilton W. Taylor Sctibc Membtvi Curry S. HicksHarold M. GoreMarshall O. Lanphear . PresidentSecretary- Treasurer Edmund T. FerrantiJohn S. CrosbjGeorge W. HanseombHarold A. Gleason 105. OTomen*£( ^tubent Council Established March, 1919 A. Rita Casey 25Emily Smith 25 .Marguerite R. Bosworth 26 Marion Slack 25 Ella Buckler 27 . PresidentVice-President. SecretaryMaude Bosworth 26Madelon Keyes 2-yr. 106 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/index-ijlemberg-in-tfte-jfacultp-george-h-chapmanwilliam-l-machmera-anderson-mackimmie-george-f-shumwaymilton-w-taylor-sctibc-membtvi-curry-s-hicksharold-m-goremarshall-o-lanphear-presidentsecretary-treasurer-edmund-t-ferrantijohn-s-crosbjgeorge-w-hanseombharold-a-gleason-105-otomen-tubent-council-established-march-1919-a-rita-casey-25emily-smith-25-marguerite-r-bosworth-26-marion-slack-25-ella-buckler-27-presidentvice-president-secretarymaude-bosworth-26madelon-keyes-2-yr-106-image338360887.html
RM2AJDJNB–Index . iJlemberg in tfte jFacultp George H. ChapmanWilliam L. MachmerA. Anderson Mackimmie George F. ShumwayMilton W. Taylor Sctibc Membtvi Curry S. HicksHarold M. GoreMarshall O. Lanphear . PresidentSecretary- Treasurer Edmund T. FerrantiJohn S. CrosbjGeorge W. HanseombHarold A. Gleason 105. OTomen*£( ^tubent Council Established March, 1919 A. Rita Casey 25Emily Smith 25 .Marguerite R. Bosworth 26 Marion Slack 25 Ella Buckler 27 . PresidentVice-President. SecretaryMaude Bosworth 26Madelon Keyes 2-yr. 106
Wonderful ballon ascents : or, The conquest of the skies A history of balloons and balloon voyages . ey were in the gayest humour, and they calcu-lated that the fuel they had would keep them floating tilllate in the evening. Unfortunately, however, after throwingmore wood on the fire, in order to get up to a greater alti-tude, it was discovered that a rent had been made in thecovering, caused by the fire by which the balloon had beendamaged two or three days previously. The rent was fourfeet in length ; and as the heated air escaped very rapidlyby it, the balloon fell, after having sailed abov Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wonderful-ballon-ascents-or-the-conquest-of-the-skies-a-history-of-balloons-and-balloon-voyages-ey-were-in-the-gayest-humour-and-they-calcu-lated-that-the-fuel-they-had-would-keep-them-floating-tilllate-in-the-evening-unfortunately-however-after-throwingmore-wood-on-the-fire-in-order-to-get-up-to-a-greater-alti-tude-it-was-discovered-that-a-rent-had-been-made-in-thecovering-caused-by-the-fire-by-which-the-balloon-had-beendamaged-two-or-three-days-previously-the-rent-was-fourfeet-in-length-and-as-the-heated-air-escaped-very-rapidlyby-it-the-balloon-fell-after-having-sailed-abov-image338093300.html
RM2AJ1DCM–Wonderful ballon ascents : or, The conquest of the skies A history of balloons and balloon voyages . ey were in the gayest humour, and they calcu-lated that the fuel they had would keep them floating tilllate in the evening. Unfortunately, however, after throwingmore wood on the fire, in order to get up to a greater alti-tude, it was discovered that a rent had been made in thecovering, caused by the fire by which the balloon had beendamaged two or three days previously. The rent was fourfeet in length ; and as the heated air escaped very rapidlyby it, the balloon fell, after having sailed abov
. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. iephof with a NewMistress. N the society and at the house ofhis friend and neighbor, Moritz vonBlanckenburg, Bismarck had oftenseen a friend of his noble hostess,who greatly interested him. Buthe first became more intimately ac-quainted with Friiulein Johanna vonPutkammer on a trip which both ofthem made in company with 4heBlanckenburgs. Bismarck soon be-came aware of the affection he feltfor the young lady, but he naturallyfound many obstacles in learning—as may be readily understood—whether his affection was returnedby her. This would easily ex Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-life-of-bismarck-private-and-political-iephof-with-a-newmistress-n-the-society-and-at-the-house-ofhis-friend-and-neighbor-moritz-vonblanckenburg-bismarck-had-oftenseen-a-friend-of-his-noble-hostesswho-greatly-interested-him-buthe-first-became-more-intimately-ac-quainted-with-friiulein-johanna-vonputkammer-on-a-trip-which-both-ofthem-made-in-company-with-4heblanckenburgs-bismarck-soon-be-came-aware-of-the-affection-he-feltfor-the-young-lady-but-he-naturallyfound-many-obstacles-in-learningas-may-be-readily-understoodwhether-his-affection-was-returnedby-her-this-would-easily-ex-image337100138.html
RM2AGC6JJ–. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. iephof with a NewMistress. N the society and at the house ofhis friend and neighbor, Moritz vonBlanckenburg, Bismarck had oftenseen a friend of his noble hostess,who greatly interested him. Buthe first became more intimately ac-quainted with Friiulein Johanna vonPutkammer on a trip which both ofthem made in company with 4heBlanckenburgs. Bismarck soon be-came aware of the affection he feltfor the young lady, but he naturallyfound many obstacles in learning—as may be readily understood—whether his affection was returnedby her. This would easily ex
The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . stock differs from the creeperonly in being shorter and thicker, having its internodes but par-tially developed. It is a prostrate, fleshy, rooting stem, eitherwholly or partially subterranean, often scaly with tlie bases ofundeveloped leaves, or marked with the scars of former leaves,and yearly producing new shoots and roots. Such is the fleshy,horizon Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-botanist-and-florist-including-lessons-in-the-structure-life-and-growth-of-plants-together-with-a-simple-analytical-flora-descriptive-of-the-native-and-cultivated-plants-growing-in-the-atlantic-division-of-the-american-union-stock-differs-from-the-creeperonly-in-being-shorter-and-thicker-having-its-internodes-but-par-tially-developed-it-is-a-prostrate-fleshy-rooting-stem-eitherwholly-or-partially-subterranean-often-scaly-with-tlie-bases-ofundeveloped-leaves-or-marked-with-the-scars-of-former-leavesand-yearly-producing-new-shoots-and-roots-such-is-the-fleshyhorizon-image339158708.html
RM2AKP0B0–The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . stock differs from the creeperonly in being shorter and thicker, having its internodes but par-tially developed. It is a prostrate, fleshy, rooting stem, eitherwholly or partially subterranean, often scaly with tlie bases ofundeveloped leaves, or marked with the scars of former leaves,and yearly producing new shoots and roots. Such is the fleshy,horizon
A practical and systematic treatise on fractures and dislocations . aken. The displacement of the frag-ments may not be observable in some instances, for the brokenends do not always become disengaged, but in most cases thedeformity is so great as to indicate at once the nature of theinjury. When there is overlapping of the fragments theremust, of necessity, be shortening of the arm. The peculiardistortion produced by bending the limb near the seat of frac-ture, can not be misapprehended. Crepitus can be elicited bygrasping the arm above and below the fracture, and rotatingthe limb while it is Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-practical-and-systematic-treatise-on-fractures-and-dislocations-aken-the-displacement-of-the-frag-ments-may-not-be-observable-in-some-instances-for-the-brokenends-do-not-always-become-disengaged-but-in-most-cases-thedeformity-is-so-great-as-to-indicate-at-once-the-nature-of-theinjury-when-there-is-overlapping-of-the-fragments-theremust-of-necessity-be-shortening-of-the-arm-the-peculiardistortion-produced-by-bending-the-limb-near-the-seat-of-frac-ture-can-not-be-misapprehended-crepitus-can-be-elicited-bygrasping-the-arm-above-and-below-the-fracture-and-rotatingthe-limb-while-it-is-image338138125.html
RM2AJ3EHH–A practical and systematic treatise on fractures and dislocations . aken. The displacement of the frag-ments may not be observable in some instances, for the brokenends do not always become disengaged, but in most cases thedeformity is so great as to indicate at once the nature of theinjury. When there is overlapping of the fragments theremust, of necessity, be shortening of the arm. The peculiardistortion produced by bending the limb near the seat of frac-ture, can not be misapprehended. Crepitus can be elicited bygrasping the arm above and below the fracture, and rotatingthe limb while it is
The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-botanist-and-florist-including-lessons-in-the-structure-life-and-growth-of-plants-together-with-a-simple-analytical-flora-descriptive-of-the-native-and-cultivated-plants-growing-in-the-atlantic-division-of-the-american-union-image339182460.html
RM2AKR2K8–The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union .
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RM2AKNKFK–The American botanist and florist; including lessons in the structure, life, and growth of plants; together with a simple analytical flora, descriptive of the native and cultivated plants growing in the Atlantic division of the American union . 365 I 364 #^363 363, Lemon. 361, Jeffersonia. 365, Potentilla anserina. 366, P. tridentata. 307. Apex. In regard to the termination of a leaf or leafletat its apex, it may be acuminate, ending with a long, taperingpoint; cuspidate, abruptly contracted to a sharp, slender point;mitcronate, tipped with a spiny point; acute, simply ending withan angle; obt
. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. tant that the Bismarcks are continually representedas combatting the heathen Wends. There is certainly nothing-proved by it, but it would never have arisen had not this familybelonged to the followers of some German prince, who had es-tablished himself in the frontier Marks on the Elbe, and wagedunceasing war thence against the Slavonic tribes existing be-tween that river and the Oder. Thrice in this century has the dignity of Count been conferredon the Bismarcks of Schonhausen; we now therefore possessPrussian Counts of Bismarck-Bohlen, Wiirtemb Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-life-of-bismarck-private-and-political-tant-that-the-bismarcks-are-continually-representedas-combatting-the-heathen-wends-there-is-certainly-nothing-proved-by-it-but-it-would-never-have-arisen-had-not-this-familybelonged-to-the-followers-of-some-german-prince-who-had-es-tablished-himself-in-the-frontier-marks-on-the-elbe-and-wagedunceasing-war-thence-against-the-slavonic-tribes-existing-be-tween-that-river-and-the-oder-thrice-in-this-century-has-the-dignity-of-count-been-conferredon-the-bismarcks-of-schonhausen-we-now-therefore-possessprussian-counts-of-bismarck-bohlen-wiirtemb-image337124276.html
RM2AGD9CM–. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. tant that the Bismarcks are continually representedas combatting the heathen Wends. There is certainly nothing-proved by it, but it would never have arisen had not this familybelonged to the followers of some German prince, who had es-tablished himself in the frontier Marks on the Elbe, and wagedunceasing war thence against the Slavonic tribes existing be-tween that river and the Oder. Thrice in this century has the dignity of Count been conferredon the Bismarcks of Schonhausen; we now therefore possessPrussian Counts of Bismarck-Bohlen, Wiirtemb
Anthony's photographic bulletin for .. . , Toronto and Boston, parties are being organ-ized by the dealers. At Philadelphia the Chautauqua Club, W. B. Kin-derdine, secretary, No. 910 Arch street, expects Baltimore, Washington,Richmond and photographers from other points that way to join themon their special train leaving Philadelphia early Sunday morning, andarriving at Chautauqua Lake in the evening. A special train will leaveNew York Sunday morning at 9 oclock, arriving at the Lake at9.30 p. m. For particulars regarding passage on this train apply toFrederick J. Harrison, 591 Broadway, New Y Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anthonys-photographic-bulletin-for-toronto-and-boston-parties-are-being-organ-ized-by-the-dealers-at-philadelphia-the-chautauqua-club-w-b-kin-derdine-secretary-no-910-arch-street-expects-baltimore-washingtonrichmond-and-photographers-from-other-points-that-way-to-join-themon-their-special-train-leaving-philadelphia-early-sunday-morning-andarriving-at-chautauqua-lake-in-the-evening-a-special-train-will-leavenew-york-sunday-morning-at-9-oclock-arriving-at-the-lake-at930-p-m-for-particulars-regarding-passage-on-this-train-apply-tofrederick-j-harrison-591-broadway-new-y-image339438891.html
RM2AM6NNF–Anthony's photographic bulletin for .. . , Toronto and Boston, parties are being organ-ized by the dealers. At Philadelphia the Chautauqua Club, W. B. Kin-derdine, secretary, No. 910 Arch street, expects Baltimore, Washington,Richmond and photographers from other points that way to join themon their special train leaving Philadelphia early Sunday morning, andarriving at Chautauqua Lake in the evening. A special train will leaveNew York Sunday morning at 9 oclock, arriving at the Lake at9.30 p. m. For particulars regarding passage on this train apply toFrederick J. Harrison, 591 Broadway, New Y
Outlines of comparative physiology touching the structure and development of the races of animals, living and extinct : for the use of schools and colleges . na, and washedaway from the membrane ofthe yolk (figs. 323 and 324.)The germinal area (area pel-lucida s. germinativa) hasnow an elongated, often a Fig. 323.-Vitellus or yolk after somewhat pyriform appear-from twelve to fourteen hours incuba- ance (figs. 323 and 325, 6),tion, of the natural size (this and the and is two lines in length,other figures of the vitellus look larger rpjie darker vascular areathan proper, from their having been Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/outlines-of-comparative-physiology-touching-the-structure-and-development-of-the-races-of-animals-living-and-extinct-for-the-use-of-schools-and-colleges-na-and-washedaway-from-the-membrane-ofthe-yolk-figs-323-and-324the-germinal-area-area-pel-lucida-s-germinativa-hasnow-an-elongated-often-a-fig-323-vitellus-or-yolk-after-somewhat-pyriform-appear-from-twelve-to-fourteen-hours-incuba-ance-figs-323-and-325-6tion-of-the-natural-size-this-and-the-and-is-two-lines-in-lengthother-figures-of-the-vitellus-look-larger-rpjie-darker-vascular-areathan-proper-from-their-having-been-image338957453.html
RM2AKCRK9–Outlines of comparative physiology touching the structure and development of the races of animals, living and extinct : for the use of schools and colleges . na, and washedaway from the membrane ofthe yolk (figs. 323 and 324.)The germinal area (area pel-lucida s. germinativa) hasnow an elongated, often a Fig. 323.-Vitellus or yolk after somewhat pyriform appear-from twelve to fourteen hours incuba- ance (figs. 323 and 325, 6),tion, of the natural size (this and the and is two lines in length,other figures of the vitellus look larger rpjie darker vascular areathan proper, from their having been
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