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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 23 (June 1872) (1872)

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a fuel in glass houses. It was then a printed treatise, explanatory of every use to which the educational device, which has been patented for its inventor found that the carbolic acid it contains was a most powerful models can be put. Mr. Baillairge is in possession of a mass Mr. C. Baillairge, of… … BAILLAIRGE'S STEREOMETRICAL TABLEAU. the uneducated eye drogen; and we have and mind, is, the inventor thinks, destined to be of great use men, both in Canada and Europe, together with reports of va- nitro-benzole, which is a very fragrant oil, an artificial oil of in developing the intelligence of…

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