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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 11 (1879) (1879)

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liquors, it can never be corrected if once spoiled, and that it generation of carbonic acid gas and heat. By turning and amber cane last season. has and retains the character of the material from which it spreading, the heat of the grain is equalized and regulated. The cane grows from 10 to 11 feet… … THE MASH-TUB AND MALTING KILNS. ‘can, with ease, cut 2 acres per day. Two boys, each using good ale can only be made from perfect malt and hops, how- has advanced 1-2 or 2-3 into it. If the germination be al- ever complcte the method of brewing may be. On the other lowed to go on, both starch and…

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