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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 5 (1886) (1886)

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ery faintly, although it soon ac- tary example of the mines which were manufactured crease thatis anticipated in consequence of the aboli- in England for the use of the Chinese Government on quires great vigor. The band of prints having been tion of the pilot dues and the lowering of the tariffs,… … of the explosion. The detonation was not unpleas- roots, which are ten or twelve inches long, are found to have interlaced so as to retain the earth ant on shore, but the radial extension of the dis- far more firmly than those of any grass or turbance must have been effective, as fish were stunned…

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