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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 4 (January 1893) (1893)

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to a minimum. There is no time only. the horizontal and vertical rollers are journaled form subterranean foundation work, and any basin can be a frame for the device, and one of the vertical shafts used just as it is. The whole of the expense is there- MONUMENTAL LUMINOUS FOUNTAINS. with its… … ter conservatory of the magnificent Craig-y- CLEVELAND'S BELT HOLDER. Nos Castle, in Wales, the royal home of pins at the ends, when the top and bottom horizontal Madam Adelina Patti Nicolini, the great shafts may be slightly sprung apart to facilitate at- cantatrice. taching the device to a belt.…

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