Meeting of the Biological and Microscopical Section of the Academy of Natural Sciences. Philadelphia, Dec. 1, 1879

Abstract

" The Habits and Anatomy of the I a portion of one of the lungs to my place that evening. I the district, and requires a sandy soil on sloping ground ex-Carnivorous Plants," by Dr. Hunt. found on examining it that the disease was, as I stated before posed to the rays of the sun. The greatest care is bestowed October 4, 1879.-" General Remarks upon the Histology when presenting the specimens, parasitic bronchitis, and on the cultivation and on the harvesting of the crop. A of Tumors," by Dr. Carl Seiler. advised him to give to the balance of the calves that were rose-garden may be laid down in spring or autumn, in October 20, 1879.-"Summer Walks After Unseen sick half a drachm of turpentine and half a drachm of lin-ground that has been weH cleared and plowed. The young Things," by Dr. Hunt. seed oil three times a day (as a drench), and should any of rose-shoots are torn off larger plants, so as to carry with November 17, 1879.-Lantern Exhibition, by Dr. the cows become affected to give them one drachm of the them a portion of the roots, and these are laid. almost Hunt. turpentine and oil at a dose, and in either case make the horizontally, in trenches about 1 foot deep and 5 feet apart, Among the important contributions were: animal inhale turpentine. so as to form a future hedge; they are then covered with "Observations upon the Vocal Cords in the so-called This can be done by putting some bran in a bucket and earth and manure and carefully trodden down.