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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 18 (1869) (1869)

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defecating pans, and ek, in the figure), and a simple, easily-constructed form thus The deposit formed during carbonatation is a good manure, must never be allowed to cool before they are pressed. far is obtained, entirely suitable for nineteen cases out of which must not be lost or wasted. As the… … foot 8 inches diameter of piston). Cost, 480. cide with the helical curve described by the thread of the 1. One reservoir for receiving the scums from the defecating 9. Supplementary pipes in copper and iron, not above spec- worm, but to each different point in the length of the tooth pans, with…

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