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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 13 (1877) (1877)

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than a Christian mon salt, equivalent to that of the carbonate of ammonia Twenty-three young women are now successfully working church. The building is entirely of pine, the roof and walls present. This solution has a gravity of 1:22. Into it is at this trade in Roxbury, Mass. and the credit of… … of, he was soon the best educated undecomposed carbonate of ammo- nia and sulphate of soda, with a man in his district, and rapidly ac- trace of dissolved bicarbonate of soda. The carbonate of them is due to Mr. Henry D. Morse. That gentleman has quired extensive influence, which was always used…

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