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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 24 (June 1874) (1874)

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m vase, especially tected by the characteristic absorption bands in the spectro- the same from being worn. By means of the set screws, when bearing clusters of coral-colored,'purple-tipped flowers. scope, which are essentially different from those of wines. shown on the back roll and on the clamp… … tirely removed on the employment of three ounces of freshly the third, and the mixture will be colorless; again, pour the fully recurved. Its flower spikes continue in perfection for burnt coffee. Refrigerators sometimes get musty from flesh, third into the fourth, and the contents will be white;…

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