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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 11 (1884) (1884)

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and sniff for the source whence danger is and disappeared into the adjoining forest. Among the cap- supposed to be approaching. The ‘‘joeys,” as the young tives was a fine young tusker about five and a half feet high. The usual style of feeding wild elephants, when first ones are called, cliug to… … by the advice of a physician, fied; secondly, by contact PHASES OF KANGAROO LIFE. cauterized and _ biistered with the bydrogen and car- almost to the bone of his arm, bonic oxide gas it is negative- He was then almost wild, and was taken toa person reputed to camp, a long distance off, and there…

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