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

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Harpers' Weekly, shows two farmers opening a slide of a fungus on wood, shown by Mr. Reeves, and named a white spectrum will appear in the place of the black spot, sluice of a main canal to let the water into a side ditch. These by him as a stimonitis. Curious deposits from solutions of showing… … pipe should be extended to the roof of the building inde- had really been trodden upon. Several of the men, com- The supply of water can be regulated at will. Towns are pendent of the chimney. Some architects provide a small pletely deceived, attempted to catch her, but she fluttered supplied with…

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