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

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ot rich, they and are gathered as soon as they are ripe. They are with a rubber ring, A, any member of the body, as for in- can be watered with fertilizers in winter. A five inch pot preserved in open barrels during fermentation, when the stance the forearm, and inserting it in a glass cylinder, B,… … suction pump, which compresses them in the con- B, may be constant, it is necessary that the water denser. This condenser is a tubular boiler identi- level in M sflall always be in the plane, a b, of the THE PLETHYSMOGRAPH. cal with the refrigerator, with this exception, that liquid in the vase, P,…

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