TELEGRAPHING WITHOUT WIRES. COLOR-BLINDNESS IN ITS RELATIONS TO THE SAFETY OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. color red. Dr. Stilling's tables are skillfully printed in small squares or figures of different colors and the candidate is asked to count the number of these squares from point t point. If color blind he will be unable to do so. This is a THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN PHOTOGRAPHY. 'THAT IS NEAR ENOUGH.' DANGEROUS SMOKE AND DRINK. THE SHOP CLOCK. THE BULLION PRODUCT OF 1877. The Color of Mars. A New Trade., scientific american, 1878-02-16
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