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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 14 (October 1888) (1888)

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ner it would lose its edge. Green would remove all obstacles, open ways, build I called fhe attention of a shopmate, a grizzled old An invention designed to obviate the discomforts and bridges, and make it cheap and convenient to live in difficulties arising from cold and damp walls, by heat-… … not distant when the necessities of business and the tends from western Russia to Denmark, Norway, and FABXEB'S MURAL HEATING SYSTEM, convenience of administration will force a concentra- Sweden. In former years the production of amber de- tion of the various towns, cities, and villages within…

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