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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 10 (September 1869) (1869)

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as all the ardor of a reformer, without any poisonous in its nature, that it was simply phosphorus disor- Our engraving shows a simple and powerful implement for tendency to vague and rash speculations. Recognizing what- extracting corks from bottles, patented Jan. 14,1868, by James ganized,… … did observer that they are not wholly, al- ken of the great good he had conferred upon MORTON'S DOUBLE-LEVER CORK EXTRACTOR. though doubtless to a great extent, governed the human family by his telegraph inven- by instinct. Those to whom our columns are familiar will tions, but lately he had become…

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