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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 12 (September 1864) (1864)

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inch, and it will be effect of this filtration is the removal of all the im- as to allow the syrup to be perfectly evaporated kept in constant and rapid ebullition over all the cen- purities which hinder crystallization, and of the pe- tral space between the abutments. The surface of without… … STEWART'S SORGHUM EVAPORATOR. prepared is strictly a refined sirup of the first quality much elevated, while toward the front of the pan, it into a cooler. This evaporator is also economical At this stage the sirup is clear, and unsurpassed in and within the bays or recesses, R R, at the sides, it…

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