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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 7 (August 1872) (1872)

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of a character to insure a ready, sure, summer retreats, and take delight in Flora's offerings, the coins containing a considerable percentage of copper. A and economical reduction of the vapor to a liquid state before months of July and August are meager in trees and shrubs rapid separation was… … bush, and should be more it then passes into the freezing MUHL'S ETHER ICE MACHINE. planted; producing, as it does, vessels, where it is reconverted during most of the summer months, its long pendant spikes employed in effecting this separation of the two metals were into vapor, and from them back…

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