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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 10 (March 1875) (1875)

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, and and healthy, and mostly younger than they really are. No accustomed to look with clear eye and unflinching nerve doubt they get abundance of ozone into their lungs; and if upon danger and death, daily braving the elements in the they will only stave off the enemy rheumatism by good flan-… … The pay of the highest class driver, a senior in all re- A Large magnet. spects, is from 11.75 to $1.87 per day; |1.87 is the maxi- The SheflSeld Scientific School, says a contemporary, has mum on most of our smaller railways, notably those south Raising the cam, of course, releases the portions. A…

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