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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 18 (1880) (1880)

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s extensive grounds sists favorably atmospheric or climatic influences, as com- With respect to Dr. Schliemann’s discoveries at Mycene, knows only too well the difficulties of keeping the lawns the Russian savant, M. Stephani, has expressed opinions and gardens in prime condition; one of the… … for general illumination. A begin- ed with the axle by a swivel joint, ning was made March 31, with four: so that the turning of the axle does ° Brush lamps of 3,000 candle power not affect the service pipe. By each suspended on the flagstaff of the court house. A taking the handle of the hose…

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