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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 4 (July 1890) (1890)

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ity hospital, there to human organism to produce death from an electric die of the same malady. If so well-informed a civil The redwood forests are generally in hilly country, current seems to be an unsolved problem. One of ths engineer and practical sanitarian as the late Mr. Weld so that in many… … A REMARKABLE TRAIN LOAD OF REDWOOD LOGS IN CALIFORNIA. leading to market. The timber is light and close- herd and a dairy farm that had not been subjected to when a being suffers death from electric shock, it is a grained, much resembling in appearance red cedar, but sanitary inspection, we cannot…

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