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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 23 (December 1899) (1899)

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ve and perch upon this It is considered great sport to launch boats and small keeping with what the climax of a great tidal rise should be. In height, vessels on the wake of the velocity and loar the bore, be carried swiftly "bore" fulfills all these upstream, with no exertion conditions. beyond… … upon the discovery in the extraordinary tides of the LOW TIDE ON THE FETITOODIAO BIVER, AT MONCTON, N. B. following manner. Hav- Bay of Fundy, attributing ing had occasion to rein- them to the tiougblike force a negative film in a shape of the bay, is, I be- solution of mercury bi- lieve, widely…

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