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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 19 (November 1872) (1872)

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grape sugar. The acid was next saturated with chalk, so as interstices or slots between the bars are widest at the bottom. this season, the evaporation is very rapid, and after about to leave in the liquid only a small quantity (£ degree by Lu- The upper surface of the grate is corrugated, the… … face serves as a guide to the fireman is obtained by treating carminic acid to inform him, in cleaning the fire, or a decoction of cochineal with a so- KEARNEY'S GRATE BARS AND. BEARER. when his slice bar has reached the lution of bicarbonate of lime, whereby grate. The shape of the interstices…

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