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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 14 (1869) (1869)

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hides this magnificent panorama, per- applied at the bottom of the bath of cast iron from a vessel haps the most unique in Europe, and the traveler is speed- open at the bottom must necessarily ascend from the bottom ily transported into the midst of a display of vigorous na- and sides of the… … which evolve oxygen also form very effective fluxes by. reason made with vegetable acids, this acid mixture has the advan- The ancient city of Friburg is one of the most wild and of their salts combining with the silica, magnesia, and alum- tage of not increasing the perspiration, as citric and…

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