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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 8 (February 1862) (1862)

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ts great economy of consumption fur- that the virus—whatever it may be—that causes Staten Island, N. T. ther recommends it to the attention of housekeepers, the yellow fever is instantly and completely de- hotel proprietors, railroad conductors, for lanterns, stroyed by frost or by a reduction of… … Bailroad, in the southern part of Cuba. It is beau- low the deck to operate the apparatus. tifully finished, and hag been called the " Jaibo." A Ever since the introduction of coal oil it has been For cooling vessels below the freezing point the passenger locomotive is also under way, for Cuba,…

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