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Fairmount Park Art Association, 
Philadelphia. Twenty-ninth annual re- 
port of the Board of Trustees, and the 
list of members. Also pamphlet giv- 
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signed them. 
Annual Report of the Park Commis- 
sioners, Haverhill, Mass. Details of 
expenditures and management, and the 
report of Agassiz Association, giving a 
list of the wild flowers and ferns to be 
found in Winnekeni Park. 
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CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN HORTICULTURE. 
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UNION CURBING DEVICE. 
NOW IN USE IN .MORE 
THAN FIFTY OF THE 
BEST CEMETERIES OF 
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Thisdevice is especially 
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It is adjustable to all sizes, 
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