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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 26 (December 1883) (1883)

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e, if put up in England, say, ten miles from a town? often clinging together in a mass, and in various positions, matter of fact, however, there are wide differences in the Concerning ship work there can be no doubt that the use of somfewith the head upward, others with the head directed qualities… … rely entirely on skilled labor, and no doubt a fish are salted. thoroughly well made locomotive boiler is the The sea horse (Hippocampus antiqtwrurn) re- THE BAG FISH. most beautiful and perfect specimen of hand sembles greatly the animal from which it riveted work that can be had. Such boilers as…

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