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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 5 (1861) (1861)

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f considerable quantities of fine crystals, frozen at quite low temperatures. Some of our read- of putting on or taking off the skates is very quickly or granulated sugar, which drains off with the molas- ers living in the northern sections of our country can performed. ses. By the second method,… … the bottom, as shown. Extending wiped off on the rags used by through the tank at the bottom binders during three months. I is the stationary tube, B, which is pierced with welded, or otherwise secured, the diverging or Y- was so much surprised at this bit of economy, that I numerous small holes, ¢…

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