bushels each, which are any rough spots on the iron and are destructive to it. It is ture. Itsooa assumes a red-brown color. Dr. Kober, of filled and pressed alternately, and are arranged to run in and }easy to see that rough iron is attacked more readily than Strassburg, writes to Gehe & Company… … tion two or three times; thrown into a funnel plugged with one-half times /ower than that charged by the French manu- IMPROVED HOP PRESS. | glass wool, washed quickly, first with alcobol and then with facturer, namely, 1:50 marks (86 cents) for one milligramme ether, and dried in a vacuum over…
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