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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 25 (1888) (1888)

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shing mark of He has one of the largest and best arranged collections in its upper end, an outwardly extending lip on the the star upon the plugs it has become. known to the of other people’s money to be found in the United lower end of the hook being adapted to engage a recess trade and the public… … This tree resembles in form and foilage the silver firs son to use a star made of tin and fastened upon plug of California. In the Archipelago Alexander, with a tobacco as described above, but that he was not the shore line of more than 7,800 statute miles, the land is first person to use the…

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