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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 15 (1892) (1892)

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on which it is a cimpaign of 20,000 tons there would be a profit of richness. It is from 15 to 20 miles long, and no one supposed to live. The smallness of its mouth, the $11,000. Just within what limits this figure is correct yet knows how wide. With this field and the one at Elizabeth at the big… … the turnstile. During the week here the tired horse pulled out. BREVICEPS MOSSAMBICUS.—(Natural size.) the average daily attendance A fresh one came in front of the was 3,000. The officials regard plucky rider. The three-quarter these figures as a convincing argument in favor of The home of this…

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