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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 32 (1859) (1859)

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with the moisture for which it has chloride of calcium. It is a salt which has teenth-street, this city. The light carpentry a great affinity, and as a consequence, the ordinarily works well, as we calculate that, in such an affinity for moisture, thas it attracts was done by Sam]. Cary, of 128… … any increase of temperature. He also felt a the Sun,”) a good workman, and whose at- fire. tive in cold weather against sudden chills, and severe pricking sensation in his eyes, from the it is well known that a damp atmosphere feels tempts at rhyme, albeit of the doggrel order, SS ee effect of this…

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