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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 23 (1871) (1871)

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e- ceuntry. Thousands who, amid the snows of winter, eat the up by the revolving star, B; it is there retained in place long comes of use. Paints, oils, varnishes, tobacco, and, in short, succulent corn or the aromatic tomato, with a sort of matter- of-course feeling, have no idea what a blessing… … one who brushes the demand for it with his gar- fruits and vege- The inventor has had a long experience in one of the larg- ments, or who hangs his clothes against it. The superior tables out of their natural season. So great has this de- smoothness and glaze of a good kalsomined wall is a great…

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