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

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few years past. as not to endanger public health. See that your victims to whom the disease proved fatal. One of the The picture of the hauling of a redwood log to the neighbor does not endanger the health conditions of daily papers, commenting on this, says : mill, for which we are indebted to the… … membered, was inti feet. HATJLING A REDWOOD LOG TO THE MUL, m a t e 1 y associated In felling these with Mr. Jatnes B. trees, saws are now Eads, the projector of the Panama ship railway, is re- largely u?ed instead of axes—the ordinary cross-cut of the public health, so far as the removal of…

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