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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 11 (September 1873) (1873)

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THE BALLOON AND THE AERONAUTS. writer and the author of a work on aeronautics, which has loon burst while he was 3,000 feet high, and down he came. We have already laid before our readers a detailed de- Luckily the empty sack formed a parachute, so that his de- gained for him considerable… … JOIIX iViSK. standing in a basket, failed to afford a sufficiently startling WASHINGTON H. DONALDSON. transatlantic voyage. We now present an illustration which sensation. Trapeze business is executing gymnastics of ap- a tree with only a few bruises. Another exploit was to will convey a general…

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