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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 26 (December 1876) (1876)

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st near the of ordinary ocean sand, of the same sized grains, under the to witness the opening of the Prismoidal Railroad. The road granger's house. He is especially interested in cows just at same conditions. Both kinds of sand were then dried in an commences at Norfolk, on Sonoma Creek, and… … which, we are assured, have not JANSSEN'S SOLAB FHOTOOBAPHIC AFPABATUS. Iron Works. The party took their been exaggerated. places on seats which were ranged on each side of the cars, and so he talks about purchasing to the drover. The latter The grains of the coral sand are somewhat larger than or-…

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