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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 8 (August 1873) (1873)

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even the necessary con- All this trouble is obviated by the little fixtmre herewith stop cock. Care is taken not to fill it quite full, otherwise comitant of unhygienic causes, however energetic. Famine, illustrated, the cost of which is only nominal, being, at re- the absorption of water from the… … FILLING THE CARBOYS. (tnd of the cord will instantly release it for renewal or re-ad- should have them encased with wood boxing jhistmemt. No special preparation of the sash, different from course of time, will cause an overflow. A carboy is a large 1lhat ordinarily made for the knotted cord, is…

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