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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 23 (June 1883) (1883)

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gs mixed with sulphur, and thus utilizing nearly all the heat. This device will be found results when it finally sal ammoniac. When wet, this mixture oxidizes and very useful to restaurant-keepers, barkeepers, barbers, and dischari(esinto the fur- swells up, so as to fill the spaces into which it… … ladder or from the tree, and lowered to the only 20 per cent of oxygen may produce grave consequences other toilet purposes. It will be a very great convenience ground or into a basket without being injured. if breathed for a considerable time. When the deficiency of in the sick room and nursery.…

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