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... antage, and exactitude of lining, and at-This is the age of great discoveries in all di-idea of bread, the most valuable food of man, tent ion to a mlcroS'�opl.c' de�ee of nunuteness rections. The railroad has become the magi -growing spontaneously, waS doubtless calculais indispensable, we should be i n cl hi e d: to say cian's rod, the electric telegraph a wire of ted to excite attention-almost, perhaps, as th' at Chemitypi> offefs some advantages. In wonders, and ether and chloroform mysterious strongly as the subsequent description' Of the the ill ustration of scientific workS, wher: e the alchemies.