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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 2 (January 1870) (1870)

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atented in Sweden, and that little remains for us but to point out the distinguishing heretofore been done in other devices made to secure the now being introduced into England. As will be seen in the features of the invention. same end. engraving1, the cooking stove consists of a sheet-iron base… … each in its compartment, the whole is in- deemed desirable, is easily constructed, and CONLEY'S MUSIC AND READING STAND. closed in the inner and outer covers, and the durable, and hence has all the qualities heat being applied, steam is generated from the water, and calculated to secure popularity.…

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