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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 5 (January 1881) (1881)

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wn at F, so that the finally a locomotive, made of thick sheet iron, weighing five water cresses. The delectable Nasturtium officinale is pro- tons and possessing twelve horse power, takes them in tow light from the lamp, B, will be focused on it by the perty classed as a hardy plant, for it takes… … loppings over the bed, and rough contrivances of SIMPLE MAGIC LANTERN. Powerful Pumping Machinery. this kind will carry a crop through a moderate The San Francisco Bulletin announces the com- frost, but a continued and severe frost will find These locomotives are able and pulls them to Sunderland,…

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