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

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eneath the basket steam heated pipes. While the above described apparatus may be used for obtaining solutions of salts and other crystalline substances and for dissolving will be 38d.; exceeding 1 gummy or resinous substances—as, for instance, in the manufacture of varnish and for thoroughly mixing… … telligence in the sunfish, the Hupotomes aureus. DUFFY'S NUT ARBOR. These fish pair, and the same fish live to- below. More or less undissolved sugar will also find its way into the basket; heuce the gether for years. The same thing as to pair- steam pipes below, the heat imparted at this point,…

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