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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (April 1879) (1879)

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ard toward the fire and upward into by simply mixing sea salt with the fuel used for baking. The the oil. The object is to thoroughly distribute the beat salt evaporates, and the vapor, coming in contact with the through the oil. heated articles, decomposes; the sodium oxide andthe various An… … latter would be nearly, if not quite, as expeditious as the former, while it possessed many signal advantages, espe- lig. 4.-P08ITI0K OT ABTICLEB IH OVEH. cially in the matter of safety. Tig. 6 INTEBIOB MUFFLE. ^ ) ■ I ^ Remedies for BUIonsness. plunger, which, by its descent, forces water up…

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