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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 23 (1877) (1877)

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lear pickle into the cask or. vat in which it is intended to preserve the eggs. When the and condensation of water. cask or vatis filled to a depth of 15 inches or 18 inches begin to put inthe eggs, and when they lie, say about 1 foot deep, spread araund over them some pickle that is a little milky… … such of its metallic surfaces as may be wetted by leakage of inch holes, edge muffled with leather, and a suitable from the boiler itself, or by water infiltrated through the handle about 3 feet long attached, will be found convenient astove. In the bottom 1s a reservoir for water. The earth-…

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