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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 7 (February 1874) (1874)

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r receptacle, and, the crank being rocked, are made as follows : Melt two pounds of sulphur over a slow ing in the valleys and on thickly wooded mountain slopes it, caused by the arms, E, to sweep back and forth upon the often attains a hight of from 180 to 220 feet, with a circum- fire in a glazed… … La Nature, to which journal we are indebted for hook and zinc plate, and can be removed simply, with THE "AUSTRALIAN FEVER TREE, the annexed engraving of the peculiar leaves and the greatest facility, by turning the hook. Thus one or flowers of the tree, adds that careful experiments have more of…

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