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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 19 (1900) (1900)

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erest in the resources of the circulars and reports relating to birds have been dis- territory, and the rush of miners and emigrants to the tributed by the Department of Agriculture. Reports new gold fields brought about rapid development in fresh from the press find their way into the schools and… … THE SNAIL DISSECTED. all necessary appliances for scientific ing every conceivable provision for secur- ; ing proper enforcement, avoiding fraud work, and offered unusual facilities for and raising funds with which to pay rewards. and birds, and thus has an educational value. The the collection and…

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