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

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e, and has a chim jacket of which contains water at about 35° (alcohol and wa- Mr. Reginald H. Earle, of St. John's, Newfoundland, has ney at D. To a central pivot on the furnace bottom is con- ter condense in this, but not ether), and next through puri- patented through the Scientific American… … ing process. A suitable lever connects with one of the bear- Chlorine is passed into alcohol of at least 96 per cent. For ings for convenience in tilting the furnace. cember 9,1873, a novel and simple form of ice creeper, an 120—150 lbs. of alcohol the current of chlorine must be engraving of which…

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