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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 26 (June 1876) (1876)

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ction upon another plate, c, situated on a level with the main are very slowly heated, as their contents easily catch fire, of the vessels, proportionate to the effort of thought and to grate, and being inclined rearwardly upward at an angle of and the brandy possesses the best taste when it has… … looking woody pieces cut off: these, der a slice of decayed bread, which pro- JORDAN'S SMOKE-BURNING GRATE. with a blossom on the end, rarely fail. motes the formation of greenish tints ; Trim off the large leaves and put them in water for a few has opened a new field in experimental therapeutics,…

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