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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 8 (February 1873) (1873)

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care is taken in properly manuring and together below the water level by cross girders as well as by This machine meets one of the great requirements of the watering these bushes till the fifth year. The Japanese con- a roof overhead, the hulls being placed sufficiently far apart age, namely, a… … gine entering the dock. When the float has been Longevity of Elephants, thus brought into position, the water is pumped It is stated by Sir Henry Stisted, who had a com- BADOUX'S RAPID EVAPORATOR. mand in India during the Sepoy rebellion, in 1857, out of the compartments by connecting the latter…

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