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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 21 (January 29, 1859) (1859)

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edinto the chamber, B, d being closed, C and forces it through I, and the rose, J, London, for the following method of preserv- and d opened, go that it finds its way into C, on to the person taking the bath. There is strip, C, against which the slats fall flush, ing butter :—The butter is first… … What is the disease of this people? And how health. ‘Prevention is better than cure,” a faucet, c, in the compartment, E, for induced ? Are not you ‘aiding and emptying it, and a screw tap in J for clean- says the trite old proverb, and those persons abetting’ the same, you, professedly scientific?…

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