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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 9 (1882) (1882)

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y circumspect and hold his The substitution, about the year 1880, of carbonate of cases where it is easy to take a horse from his ordinary ground quietly, expecting that the English army will soon soda, as the alkaline ingredient in glass in place of kelp, and work, or to use him when idle, long… … for large coal or lumps. These advantages are to some ex- anhydride, then, constitutes an intermedium, which per- PICTET’S SMALL ICE-MACHINE, and its increased liability to get out of order. The process, and pouring it into the condenser. When the apparatus is glare of the sun and the fine sand…

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