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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 20 (May 1896) (1896)

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imilar shafts and ma'le to pull small carts or sledges ; this is homes. Although the inhabitants have a post office hunting trap. a daily sight in many of the countries of Europe. of their own, the postal authorities do not guarantee The De la Vergne Company have, we believe, The dog has proved… … red color and the letters " U. S. have seen this sturdy little fellow A CANINE AUXILIARY FOE A TEICYCLE. Mail," in black, designate the use at his task tugging and clawing with the greatest earnestness, ap- to which it is put. The daily parently delighted with his tas^k." Possibly he is so, mail…

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