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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 24 (1865) (1865)

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r lungs when inhaled by them. or bowing submissively to unmerited censure from Swedish iron is said to be the best material for Finally, the air passes through the fragments of purse-proud, ignorant employers. Independence, while demanding proper treatment ice. Here it is washed as bya hail storm.… … foot by simply. passing it through accompanied by true courage. LYMAN’S AIR PURIFYER. fragments of ice broken sufficiently Impudence is ever trying to hide its defects by bluster and assumed worth, knowing fine. before putting it in this apparatus, with the lime and subsequently hardened by…

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