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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 22 (December 1883) (1883)

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e was first described in horses, in 1514, and from that through the whole area, the^ current is much slower than in such a way that the rising end of one will meet the lowering the usual forms, thus avoiding the unpleasant buzzing sound date to 1610 there are evidences showing its simultaneous ap-… … deflect the flames, and are also made with double tion, and possibly as much as Jenner did, bat I CASSEDY'S FIRE ESCAPE. floors, between which the air will circulate, thus have no doubt he has made a discovery as great as keeping tbe upper floor cool. Along the inside of Jenner's, and one that will…

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