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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 8 (August 1872) (1872)

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onal view, citing the incidental advantages arising from them; they which comes out is comparatively pure. It takes but a few Fig. 4, where A is the bed of the channel, and B is the outer give an immense demand for labor—the uneducated labor minutes for its passage and proper evaporation, and it is… … pump, this pump is carried forward again to the front; and Tbe horizontal flange la perforatsd, as represented, and thus the men are constantly and cheaply supplied with fresh which usually emigrates in the greatest quantities; supply acta as a skimmer; for when the juice, in its downward pass-…

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