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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 11 (March 1882) (1882)

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e Imperial Spring and rjy the consent and approval of the company, and can be de- tify the boast of the proprietors that they have the most Brand's Cascade. The " Spring " is not properly a spring, beautiful cave ever found; and new rooms are being fre- pended on as to its details. It was found… … cave, being the same that is used to supply the neighboring fjord, which ingulfed the 1. The Vestibule.—2. Washington's Pillar.—3. The Flower Garden.—4. The Amphitheater.—5. natural water for the Luray Inn, and for the tank at whole of the promontory, with its cultivated Bridge over Muddy Lake. 6.…

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