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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 19 (1896) (1896)

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ened by the heat. and the remains of the old winter pack. However, they distance of 145 miles at the rate of nearly two miles a landed at a place on the western shore, and spent the minute. a a AN IMPROVEMENT IN STRINGED INSTRUMENTS, night. In the morning, the ice having opened a little, According… … had now reached a height of 1,800 feet—not of moun- —____+3 + @ +@—-____~ BARRIENTOS’ MUSICAL The Utility of Inventions. science, but to the government itself. tain, but a gradual rise of ice river from thesea. The INSTRUMENT. It is no doubt true that The American trans-continental arc, as surveyed…

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