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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 24 (June 1874) (1874)

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represented, the tendance ; so that the expence of keeping navigation open all the true fowl. The three toothed pigeon, for instance, is grain passage widens downwardly, to afford about the size of a partridge, while the dodo a greater space for the grain as it swells by was as big as a swan;… … flciently moistened to toughen the bran. E mats, and the sacredness of the cloth is HTTNT'S IMPBOVED WHEAT STEAMER AND DRTEB and I are stopcocks, to shut oS the steam everywhere venerated. entirely from the upper or steaming chambers. J represents The trade of the country consists in cotton and…

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