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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 2 (1894) (1894)

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ith the apathetic attention paid by the mother. The latter will at the least alarm AN EXCAVATOR FOR USE IN HARBORS, RIVERS, ETC, bolt away into the sea and leave her babies behind her, For deepening and improving waterways and chan- but the bulls mount guard over the swarming herds nels, removing… … divided into mutual aid societies. Of very limited di- ment is such that an active circulation is kept up, mensions, the kitchens of the great restaurants of Paris water enough being constantly drawn into the coil to are, as a general thing, situated below the sewers, preciable, Mr. George P.…

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