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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 26 (1866) (1866)

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‘‘canting” the pipe. Only two duction of saccharine juices to sirnps. The inventor claims that it is equally adopted to the evaporation of cane juice, sorghum, and maple sap, aud it appearz This invention was patented Nov. 24, 1863, by as well applicable to beet juice. The manufacture of sugar is… … particular, add to the general When the sap has reached 25° HAWLEY'’S TUBULAR EVAPORATOR. fand of information. Unworthy Baume, it is passed by a sim- jealousy and competitive preju- none is more common than that of attempting to ilar gate to the finishing pan, E, parallel to the dice should not be…

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