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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 21 (May 1878) (1878)

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is disgust, declined to investigate him. Drs. Lan- tention to the forwarding of their foreign trade. mensional being, the professor thinks, could undo only by kester and Donkin, however, undertook that task, and with For some months past we have been perfecting ar- carrying one end of the latter… … The Scientific American is now generally regarded as grabbed Slade's slate at an inopportune moment during the when the disease affects leaders of thought, in other regards the exponent and representative of American inventing and seance and discovered an already written reply to a ques-…

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