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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 38 (June 1851) (1851)

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lar or basement, into miasm, all settles and falls down into the base- which has this effect on the hair; that insan- and up the flues. ment, and is thence carried out through the ity of every kind is a bodily disease, and that We will not commit ourselves by expressing chimnies or " foul air… … oven. I is a smoke pipe. K is the skirting out to be founded on the ideal only. I it would bring them. Mr. Ruttan has given or base. L are foul air apertures in skirting. we do think there ought to be sufficient enter- prize and public spirit in some of our archi- this subject long and serious…

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