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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 25 (1889) (1889)

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ce bet ween the isted in the long past, the later Miocene and older Plio- gratein steps and the flat grate, and are removed, when eene ages. The cave lion, Felis spelea, and the Felis media are well known examples. .In these species, as the quantity becomes too great, through the aid. of a poker.… … great upper canine teeth. Thus large ofthe fuel to be utilized—sawdust, shav- ‘pieces of flesh swallowed by them must ings, bagasse, etc. Mr. Alexis Godillot has triumphed over all these dif- In the works of Mr. J. Luc, of Nancy, for example, the daily consumption of 18 tons of coal bag been saved…

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