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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 4 (1879) (1879)

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be run by customed to similar contretemps did not give rise to so much The families who escaped were exposed to every other in- hand or power. disturbance as might have been expected. Fortunately for fluence but that of this particular well; their own water the success of the philanthropic work,… … and of uncleanliness from various sources. The danger from world, and the honors and profits for which were thought CREASEY’S ICE BREAKER, ice taken from improper places is not only from that which to be legitimately his due? As may be seen, the question is is drunk, but from its use in…

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