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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 16 (April 1895) (1895)

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o. 403 Chestnut the leaves, every one of which will drop before the new ears and legs, giving it a most peculiar appearance. Street, Philadelphia, in two sizes, letter size and note The folds of the skin, so marked in the Indian rhi- growth appears, the cold wave would have almost ex- size. It… … THE SUMATRA RHINOCEROS. orange tree, it also infests the cape jessamine, and as readily portable, may be conveniently carried in any neeting link between the former and the African rhi- the leaves of these plants have not all fallen, Mr. Hub- traveling bag. When thus taken on a journey it is…

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