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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 39 (June 1855) (1855)

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t, and the administration of anodyne and away to any apartment by a tube or tubes. hung on central pivots, and swing in the by the west winds. When, on the contrary, nourishing enemata, but he died in twenty This heater is a very simple one, and hav- usual way. a a are the doors for feeding in the… … diseases, to which the stomach is liable, lyn may really be considered a part of it, its full operation while the other is being surrounding the central smoke pipe, from and especially those forms that go under the progress has been towards the east, not the cleaned out; or when the temperature of…

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