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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 19 (November 1876) (1876)

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aura. Among these is a bird's heavy iron plates pivoted, like a fan, to a recessed block of and the young birds are placed in the outer upper recepta- nest, made of pelee's hair, a substance resembling our min- metal at the center of an iron post, A. The upper plate is cles, and there remain for… … sate for the over-abundance of effigies of Kaiser William and that when the device is thus placed it may be passed down- small, can be recognized by its nearness to Venus. Bismarck, and the exhibit of cheap jewelry and chromos. ward through the rudder hole. On the post are pintles mars. For…

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