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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 3 (1893) (1893)

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ng as being one of the two representa- | destined, it may be imagined, to end in an interlocking the highest type of taxidermy. In the cuts we illus- | tives of the antelope tribe found in America, the Rocky | of the antlers, with death of both combatants. As if trate some of-the more striking… … toward the spectator. building is one of the most remarkable CEQUE DR @ EC ee CUNT AT Obert: exhibits to be seen at the great Fair. But a few years ago the plains of [ = = = rs — ——— 2 a Se a = BUFFALO AND PRONGHORN ANTELOPES. FAMILY OF MOOSE. Kansas swarmed with countless herds of buffalo; so|an…

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