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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 23 (1889) (1889)

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lush in the pipe, and of course the quantity of gas that would necessarily be to San Francisco. A test was made not long ago of 4 have numerous branches, and some are jointed. Most inch sticks of Washington fir, Michigan pine, and good required below the mud to force to the surface what is of them… … A LARGE CACTUS AT ANTIBES. about 2 or 8 inches long, copper, iron, nickel, ochers, gold under differ- and, when ripe, is made into an excellent preserve by the Pimos and Papajos ent forms, silver, saltpeter, salt, etc. ‘* Gas veins have been struck here at different places years ago, but there is…

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