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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 7 (August 1873) (1873)

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s way, you cannot drink one drop sailor's rig, put him in the best possible position for rising There is probably no more insidious cause of disease than more than just what your stomach needs ;■ and if you keep to the honorable post of ship-master, and you Lave discharged the foul emanations from… … of a fifth rate lawyer or clergyman. lip C. Eowe, 203 Harrison avenue, Boston, CLOSET ATTACHMENT, WATiSR HOWL'S ODORLESS There are thousands of boys born into the Mass. choking yourself. There may be some of your readers and world possessing scarcely a trace of ambition. Such do not thinkers vfho…

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