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Aquarium exhibit, view of, in the floral display house at the 
CMON ODI ED oP a4 63 tow oso tc ele olen, ee. 99 
Frost flowers produced on pruned stems of crownbeard (Ver- 
PN ONIN o6aa ENS 5 ed os 0s aN SES) ss hb cs 104 
Te SOG arin g Kv GN ou koe bo 5.0 #0ES 4d 44 Woda Ek. 105 
Nr INT OE NG ooo ss ee dace dhe e Cobos deedeheweee 107 
eeeGunue CIMtOGY, PONOTR! VIEW Of... . ccc ccc cece cccedencndcceics 127 
Orchids, bank of, in floral display house................0cceceee 128 
White Tulipan (Cattleya Trianae var. alba)....... 0.0.0 cceueee 129 
ECM EIASEROEE, “WWNUNIOIG nov kc tse vaccnea cs cana cdee skates } 180 
Rose garden, portion of, showing winter protection............. 131 
Roses, climbing, showing method of protecting................ 131 
Michaelmas daisies, four distinct types of.............cccecces 134 
Meee Sea OOTIOMINON (OL, so saa koh lcd ve cans a buy ee ee 135 
“La Historia General de las Indias,” by El Capitan Gonzolo 
Fernandez de Oviedo y Baldés, title-page of...............05. 138 
“La Historia General de las Indias” reproduction of page which 
contains first mention of tobacco and figure of primitive type. .139 
“La Historia General de las Indias” carta missiva of, bearing 
ee DU ORPAIN oi oe. w icwicca-s o's « Ceoand ke bane: eee. 140 
