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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 17 (October 1893) (1893)

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n this summer. Pro- hedges around houses in Mexico and South America. ^ < « > » Bnlleta as microbe Carriers. The fruits, especially of the opuntias, are edible, and vision is made for dealing each day—we quote the consul—" with 50,000 kilogs. of leaves, producing, at Living animals, it is supposed… … THE CANDELABRA CACTUS. for gold, or should in any way discour- that region I have seen specimens whose age their circulation, was to be fined £100 stalks were twenty feet high and a foot and lose the rights of a freeman." or more in diameter. The fiber of the giant cactus, how gunshot wounds many…

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