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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 9 (February 1876) (1876)

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g customers, the latter having their apertures partially closed by a perfo- treated with reducing agents, fluorescin, a colorless base rated cover. All the tubes, d, are secured in the cylinder by is derived. T he new dye stuff is produced from fluorescin prepared for treatment a sample of the… … mold, and maggotty." We want in the Mississippi valley the initial PAUCKSH'S FEED WATER PURIFIER -Fig ] It was found that the establishment was doing step towards the following new industries of her a large business and producing 3,920 lbs. daily, which was its solutions in alcohol are of a…

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