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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 25 (1883) (1883)

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So- ripe fruit is macerated in water, and when reduced to a thin hibited as well as specimens of various articles which had ciety of Civil Engineers. Our diagrams are from larger pulp is strained to take out the seeds, cores, etc., and then been treated, consisting of stoves, ornamental castings,… … vapor in the partially cooled envelope of its own substance heads and shoes, eleven of journal boxes, thirty-seven jour- which surrounds it. The effect is the same in kind as the nal bearings, ten cast iron and five or six wrought iron absorption by cold carbonic acid of the heat emitted by a draw…

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