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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 8 (February 1866) (1866)

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gh for their successful culture in the along the front of the ash pit, from which small jets usual manner. He had tried his plan for several of steam spread along the under part of the furnace years in New Hampshire with success. On setting bars, supposed to generate air and keep the bars out his… … even by lightning. tors. In England 48,964 animals were attacked dur- ing the whole period, and of them 11,142 were killed THE BEST WAT TO MAKE A HOT BED. as a preventive measure, 27,177 absolutely died of Mr. Quinn described at length the latest and most the disease, 3,655 recovered from the…

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