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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 2 (January 1908) (1908)

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rs (440,000 trains and boats. From here it is possible to take the merely a few log cabins. Winding continually on its foot-pounds), in addition to the fatiguing labor of river steamer to Dawson, a trip. of 400 miles, and sinuous way around the mountains, making horseshoe descent, yet the rhythm… … with the Union Jack. This was The employment of this appar- THE TISttOT APPARATUS LEAVES THE CHE8T AND ARMS FREE FOR WORKING formerly a Canadian mounted po- atus, therefore, appears to be indi- OR CREEPING.

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