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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 7 (1876) (1876)

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r cursores (represented by the struthionide and di- nornis); while those of the distal end are, in the middle and the invention in longitudinal section, Fig. 1, and transverse thickness of the arching. In performing this work constant section, Fig. 2, as applied to a locomotive boiler. inner… … numerous jets, so placed as to play into tendent of the tunnel, for the present at the annular space contained between the least, and Mr. Campbell keeps ten men ex- dome and casing, thus dividing the fresh air from the Its size indicates a species with feet twice the bulk of those amining the sides…

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