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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 26 (June 1874) (1874)

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traverses the shaft and tion. After an interval, varying with the nature of the ar- eat out of the aquarium; any decayed meat or vegetable in is pivoted in a sleeve which slides back and forth between ticles to be bleached, he sends into the chamber a rapid cur- water has the same smell to fish… … chalk, alum, and sulphuric acid. A satura- mendatory notice from the State Board of IMFBOVED WIND WHiiEL ASD WATEB ELEVATOB. ted solution of alum Is prepared at a tem- Agriculture. your gold fish die, it is attributable, aa a rule, to one of three perature of 140 160° Fah., Into which powdered…

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