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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 18 (May 1868) (1868)

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their lives to procure a refreshment so inviting and monotonous; yet it cannot be delayed or put off delicious in their wintry solitude—the seaman, grant him oil of turpentine, and in oil of almonds, which, by being to a " more convenient season." While machinery has been shaken with acetic acids,… … or cigar tubes, when machine, — occupying less time than it would long used without COLVIN'S PATENT HYDRAULIC COW MILKER. cleaning, contain a to go to the cow in the other privation, and defy the fury of the raging elements— considerable portion of this oil, and give the peculiar smell yard or…

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