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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 25 (June 1881) (1881)
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ting from this letter, which is dated officer of the General Post Office. This report relates to an Reyes, Bolivia, Dec. 20, 1880: ventrals being united into a disk or cup-shaped form. Body average number of 10,504 persons permanently employed in " The question of the Beni is solved. This work of… … and child in Bolivia has believed during many tion as floating near the surface of the water, scores of years. Rubber gatherers are already are known assursia, while its bydroid is called THE LUMP FISH.—(Cyclopterus lumpus.) ©1881 SCIENTIFIC AMERICIAN, INCPatented · Patents · Improved · Coil · Wire · Scientific American · Iron · Elegant cloth · Wrought iron · Induction coil · Years ago · Electromotive force · Trade catalogs · Feet high · Pith ball · Water glass
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