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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 16 (October 1877) (1877)

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de that light travels in any case at been called wood walkers, from their agility in swinging inclines more to light than dark, and the different poor crops the extraordinary velocity of more than 185,000 miles per from tree to tree. They seem to form the connecting link of the past years have… … dealer now has it in his power to make splendid dark cigars ■* ^ »>-■» from his very light ones without any trouble. But we have SMALL GEABED LOCOUOTIVES. between the apes and the baboons. The arms are of enor- especially to notice that now poor colored and refuse cigars Weillustrate herewith a…

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