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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 12 (1876) (1876)

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As regards repair both asphalt and wood can be laid Large stones were first laid— and repaired with equal facility; but wood is superior to as- numbering some 200 distinct species, is the phalt as regards safety, whether considered Haworthia subulata, generally called aloe in reference to the… … other plants, roses, and oranges. In two days Among the different kinds of wood pave- these were also free from the innumerable ment, the “ Ligno-Mineral Wood Pavement,” in fact, a pavement was formed over the surface by laid in Gracechurch street-—Mowlem & Co.’s method—the insects which covered…

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