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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 10 (1860) (1860)

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tly cooled of this lamp is its perfectly simplicity ; there are no yet,” and the amount of labor expended weekly in wash- by washing it with care so that it will not soil the sugar screws, loose tubes or other complicated parts, requiring ing clothes is so enormous that a great deal of thought the… … stroyed its value for the purpose for which it was intend- saturated with water and having the ed. The great blunder in the conduct of the Atlantic water pressed out of them without rub- telegraph enterprise was the childish haste with which it was hurried through ; not permitting a proper test of…

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