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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 10 (March 1871) (1871)

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ons is violently mixed with the newly fallen gation of the matter, resulting in an accurate practical solu the following paragraph: rain, and the result is, the quality of the water is injured for tion, would be gladly received by builders of western steam " We are arrived now at our final… … engine built—by whom, so far as my knowledge extends, the cording to his rule, rnswer is obtained, or " fudged out," as Byrne would say that the ordir ate by means of trams, etc., in a tedious and patience-killing for 45° is about two Again, the process of filtration cannot properly be accom-…

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