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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 5 (August 1872) (1872)

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as found some The operation is as follows : The water received from the three miles below the scene of the disaster, covered with supply pipe passes down the water tube, D, through the A filter that cannot be reversed, and thus made self-clean- sand and debris. The road was badly washed out and… … and others for having sown the seed of knowledge broadca t, terea wati-r to rifc, msteaa ox lamug, into ihe purs water cut up and baked in a pie. The material is now ready for some of which he had picked up and endeavored to turn to bleschirg in a vat, where it is trtated with chlorine pumped…

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