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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 4 (1889) (1889)

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o protect the mirror from damage and the action of ayear. Sometimes I sleep ten hours, but I don’t feel apron, and is of the air. well-when Ido. If I could sleep eight hours, as most thin’ metal, such men do, I would wake up feeling badly. My eyes as tin, bent to the ELECTRIC LAMP HANGER. would… … and permitting it also, and then I hire a big schooner, and we go if desired, to be raised, lowered, or locked in any posi- down the bay, my men and myself, to fish tion without being extinguished. for a few days. Then we come back and buckle down to it again. tO oo te Blind Fish. AN IMPROVED…

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