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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 22 (November 1884) (1884)

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s the rest of the from the basin, H. As a material of which to construct body owe to carnal passions and "pride of might"? Ad- the pipe, earthen tile is to be preferred, because of its cheap- miralion and appreciation have surely played a lar^e part in ness and suitability. our development. The… … liar " look," etc. The face of Charles I. suggests his artistic taste, his theo- FOSZ'S CELLAB DBAIN AND VENTILATOB. BARTON'S NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATING VESSELS. logical thougbtfulness (so general then), and a proud indif- ference to vulgar rowdyism. He was to his age what " Farm- drains connected…

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