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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 12 (1883) (1883)

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of open lat- tasted sweet. The sweetness was so intense that a few drops black and brown rats are cause of great loss to the sugar of the cold mother-liquor, remaining on and being partly tice girders, of such a depth that the transverse beams, B, planters, spite of rat catchers, with the bow… … prepare it in larger quantities and by transverse, is immediately rectified au- cheaper methods, and have no doubt tomatically by the action of the valves that it will find extensive use in medi- at the higher end or side of the lift. Each approach to the lift is protected by a powerful mov- cine…

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