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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 3 (July 1883) (1883)

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filled in with fire resisting clay to of the sun, the hour, the minute, the second, and a vast smoke gases. It was then discovered that in the small and carry the heat of the furnace directly up to the reel without array of other details. They made calculations, and several ill-ventilated bedroom… … tory, although it is a long one, and everybody knows as your finger. Put in an ounce or two of oil, paste REED'S FRUIT EVAPORATOR. that from that simple occurrence, and through the de- a piece of paper on the outside of the glass, so that its funct frog's instrumentality, we have the telegraph…

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