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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 33 (1859) (1859)

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r information can be obtained by ad- common use. The great peculiarity is that No less than forty-one fires were caused in dressing the inventor as above. great superiority can be proved, by an examin- it separates the smut-balls whole and does the city of London last year, by throwing down not… … or One Dollar for Six Months. here to the ear, and the tip and blow, without is instantly taken by the warm surrounding There is much heat-abstracting power ex- CLUB RATES, Five Copies, for Six Months. injuring the ear, and forces the grain into the air, which has to be cooled at the expense of…

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