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... health andi prospects. 'Ie party em-parti played under Captain Dickinson endured all manner of Clain, hacclships. They. were exposed to every inclemency they of the weather; they were lying qt three miles distance meril from the scene of theirToperations; ...

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... require some shaping of- wi their ends to serve the practical purposq of wl humanity. As the Great Exxhibition of ?? sei exposed the barernaiss of the land as to ha artistic design, so does this present Fisheries vii Exhibition show, in a mute appeal ...

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