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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 22 (November 1869) (1869)

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o disappear in a short time if he withdraws himself from sketch ; it is without ends, so that the receiver, marked A, such exposure. At the approach of cold weather these ca- lation. may slide in the top, and the lamp, marked B, fit in the lower It is within the memory of this generation that… … i: sensation of burning in the nasal mucous membrane. to exclude drafts- by having exceedingly close-fitting win- Lying upon his back, he dropped 4 centim. of the so- dows and doors, prevented the easy exit, and its baneful in- fluence became manifest, often without the real cause being lution, by…

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