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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 7 (February 1882) (1882)

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mbridgeport, Mass., to whom the contract little trouble or expense can enlarge his own stock of plants were tried at the Place de l'Hotel-de Ville in 1868, but it I for the Lick Observatory lens was awarded, will complete it in and give to his neighbors. With a proper selection of one was soon… … of the_burnerc The flow is regulated by the cock, Pig. 1-.—General "View of the Oxy- Fig. 2.—Vertical Section of trie Burner. from the first of May to the middle of October; the hydrogen Burner. o p. The general arrangement of the different parts evergreen leaves of the low-growing phlox would of…

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