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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 8 (1898) (1898)

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any calling as more harinful than others to the eyes. fall to the lot of a dog was the case of a setter which Is ita wonder that the children of this generation ‘*tripped” over a sitting hare. The dog, a large, are wearing glasses along with their grandsires? Old heavy animal, was ranging at high… … glass to assist his overtaxed eyes in fulfilling their cent instances is the case of a doe antelope at Leon- rows, its hind feet struck something, and it nearly duties. ardslee, which smashed its hind leg high up, and so turned a somersault. The object was a squatting In addition to these causes of…

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