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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 15 (1880) (1880)

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00, and, finally, tinous members are suspended from the under side of the cleansed, it was observed that frogs were clinging to backs of ; the beautiful coral signet represented in the annexed engrav- disk, and carry the stomach of the animal, which terminates many of the larger carp. Most ofthe… … Alaska Seal Skins, being a distinct kind of animal and belonging to a certain THE CORAL SIGNET OF THE KING OF ITALY, During one week recently 950 casks of Alaska seal skins class. arrived here by the Pennsylvania Railroad. They, with 450 Zeitung. The signet is cut froma bright-red piece of coral, A…

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