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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 14 (1886) (1886)

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h no one can_ mistake, lies on his left, and close must be given to soap lye along with ammonia. This by is the setting head of the Serpent. Above these weight of hydrogen, we have to deduct from the hy- mixture works wonders by quickly dissolving dirt from drogen of the fuel one-eighth of its… … stove. cornus), and on the left of For colored goods there this the Water Bearer should be prepared a lye (Aquarius) ; one can recog- of seven quarts of soft nize his water pitcher, water and two ounces of marked by the stars f, y, the best soft soap, the and @. - quantities being, of course,…

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