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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 4 (July 1874) (1874)

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of the gas is pure and good; but and clod are lifted bodily up between th when little of the latter is present, the water wheels, and there remain suspended whi] is decidedly deleterious to health. the wagon is dragged off to the point 1 which the tree is to be placed. There, hole being dug, and… … constructed what he called a " solar ar- nitrate, and gives with platinic chloride TRANSPLANTING TREES. Fig. 3. -APPARATUS FOE mor/' an apparatus intended to protect a pale yellow platinum salt. Dilute sul- the wearer from the fierce heat of the sun in crossing deserts thing for physicians, lacking…

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