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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 8 (February 1875) (1875)

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who utilizes it, rather than the retina. instrument itself, who can claim the credit of a beautiful The natural sequence of the ocular spectra after a mo- soil, and transformed the once almost barren country into a magnificent wheat-growing region. From the large rivers display, and to whom our… … rious animals. Mr. H. Lee of the true image which is IRRIGATION IN COIORADO-LETTING WATER INTO A SLUICE WAY. exhibited, with Moginie's left free appears darker portable binocular, the larval form of the crayfish, from the than before, because it now falls upon a part of the retina and streams, such…

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