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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 16 (October 1866) (1866)

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y " Take her up tenderly Handle with oare." that to maintain the blood in perfect purity, every where it is required to supply the atmosphere with It is a public demand that every thing shall be person requires an average of eighteen pints every the moisture lost in passing through the furnace,… … Whittingham Moist Warm engineer had better take THE "WHITTINGHAM" MOIST WARM-AIE FURNACE. twelve months to test and air Furnace, which is con- perfect his plans, and then plenty of time to build structed so as to obviate the objections incident Patented through the Scientific American Patent to the…

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