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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 24 (1898) (1898)

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py. It is, of course, proved beyond testine, the stomach, and liver, and in a bag orsaca g1c, marvelous rod, clear as crystal, seemingly distinct from the body and without purpose, a backbone unattached Trick Photography.” formation? There are two methods of performing this as it were, known as the… … THE FOOT TELEGRAPH. Heller used a system somewhat similar, only ation of the long siphon of the clam. an electro-magnet was used instead of the This singular organ has various offices. It pneumatic piston. is likethe trunk of an elephant, inasmuch as it can be termed ‘‘operators” and ‘'subjects,”…

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