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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 11 (March 1881) (1881)

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It would cover with one continuous surface the labyrinth of his position, lie able to sweep the whole heavens above the vided with a knob. The slide being opened, pressure on horizon, the ocular is located at the intersection of the oolar streams and lakes which now occupy the Mackenzie Valley. the… … which is simply constructed, occupies little space, where opium is sold, and many of them are said and can be easily extended. It is contained in a to average $75 a day. If such is the fact the sale of M. JOBERT'S NEW TELESCOPE OF SHORT FOCUS. box provided with an extensible part which can be this…

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