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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 25 (1878) (1878)

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stcott, of Syracuse, N. Y. ‘it was, in short, a dead planet. Neison, in his admirable I presume you, as a man of the world, will understand One alone of these fillings failed, and that repeatedly within work on the Moon, takes strong ground against this opin- _this: that new facts are received in… … force our journal upon any one who does not wish it, or who | Fig. 1—SUPPOSED VOLCANIC ERUPTION ON THE MOON. The mixture used by Mr. Van Denburgh is composed of does not feel it to be money well laid out; hence we apply, (Seen by Mr. John Hammes, at Oskaiooga, Iowa, November 12, 1878, 8:30 coin…

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