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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 3 (July 1895) (1895)

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n- long or considerable distances to go in the pursuit of struction of which was authorized by the last session carriages. With very good reason, the horse dealers attribute this decline in great part to the present their business. Children ride it to school. Clergymen of Congress, are now being… … steadily become greater. Here lose to a depth of less THE NORTH SEA CANAL-VIEW NEAR KNOOP in New York, for instance, the than four inches. Powerful use it even in making their pastoral visits, doctors in streams were directed upon the eight inch shot hole, time is near at hand when it will displace…

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