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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 1 (January 1873) (1873)

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rove a valuable red. This is wrong in principle and in practice, particularly The inventor claims that the apparatus, with proper man- acquisition to all engaged in that industry. The inventor for physicians' uses, where slight traces of alkalinity or acid- agement, willprevent the vitality of the… … " Certainly, if a country so limited in extent as Great Britain should never be less than 4 inches by 12, or 3 by 18. Such a to which bees are subject in changeable climates, and in win- should dominate the iron trade of the world, as she has long ter to keep their dwellings sufficiently warm, so…

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