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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 3 (July 1875) (1875)

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n surrounding the beds is beau- could not run a bicycle even under those conditions. It re- back when descending a hill, and ineline forward when tifully kept, and extends on both sides of the broad central quires a continual side movement of tlie front wheel to re walk to the high laurel hedges… … " When a hammer strikes a A New Cement. very thin layer of nitro-glycer- A French chemist is said to GARDENS AT KNEBWORTH, ENGLAND. in on an anvil, the blow pro- have succeeded in preparing a mineral compound, which is said to be superior to hydraulic duces a strong compression 0f the liquid, which…

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