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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 17 (1893) (1893)

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SCULPTURE AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. tended to connect the instruments with Chamounix by blowing from the bottom ; A is where the water is de- electricity, but no steps toward this end have been When the ephemeral glories of the Chicago World's livered into the boiler, through an inside pipe, nine taken… … light, and is of as little use ter, besides having room THE PERISTYLE, as the sulphurets of stron- in holds for a big cargo of other freight. The Cevie is built of steel throughout tium and of zine, the greenish glow of which disap- allows the air to escape from the grate when building to Lloyd’s…

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