...I M 15. 1860. f of the* specimens themselves. Both stones had been taken from a depth of more than 300 feet, and had separately been borne on the shoulders...perpendicular slope of the mine. And the food the miner principally lives upon is an interesting subject for physiologists. He seldom takes meat, and when...

...richness of the specimens themselves. Both stones had been taken from a depth of more than three hundred feet, and had separately been borne on the shoulders...the miner lives upon is an interesting subject for physiologists. He seldom takes meat, and when he* has that luxury, it is simply served out in long...

...richness of the specimens themselves. Botli stones had been taken from a depth of more than three hundred feet, and had separately been borne on the shoulders...climbing up the nearly perpendicular slope of the mine. The food the miner lives upon is an interesting subject to physiologists. His chief diet is the HARICOT...

...were forwarded to me for exhibition purposes. Both stones had been taken from a depth of more than 300 feet, and had separately been borne on the shoulders...not by ladders or other aid, but by climbing up the nearly-perpendicular slope of the mine ; and the food the miner lives upon is an interesting subject...

...were forwarded to me for exhibition purposes. Both stones had been taken Irom a depth of more than 300 feet, and had separately been borne on the shoulders...He seldom takes meat, and when he has that luxury, it. is simply served out in long thin strips, which have beeu dried in the sun. His chief diet isthe...