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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 16 (1882) (1882)

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sity of rocks was important as re- vegetables, For many years we have been in the habit of in vise work, etc., applied himself to construct one that storing both fruit and vegetables in the ice house, but they gards the water supply, the suitability of stone for building purposes, and in accounting… … keep long, succeed best preserved in this manner.—The Gar- sioners as dangerous, and the deep as wholesome, and there BELL’S STEAM HAMMER, den (London). must, therefore, be a purifying process going on during the percolation into the earth. From an analysis of rocks, it Sr ee would meet every…

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