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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 1 (1897) (1897)

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e considered. But how out the wagon, as the case may be. If thecable isto lode can be found groups of prospectors searching dili- be stopped, the index points to stop on the dial; the did the gold get there? This is a question that has gently for indications, and results are sure to follow. gong… … nal is sent which Dr. William A. indicates that the Hammond, the engines are to be celebrated neuro- started. Telephone connections are provided, so that of the gold found in the quartz veins of the Mother logist, says the ganglia, which run like little threads of conversation may be carried on…

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