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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 2 (January 1884) (1884)

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uice, and about 10 parts of ver- leasing the dog the nut is formed with a hole entering the milion, etc. Such is a rough yet general account of the recess at one side through which a key, as shown in Pig. 2, extraction and preparation of uru.shi juice for varnish- can be entered, and the dog… … alcoholic solution, being almost completely driven out dur- sive to get rid of after the sugar is made, this acid is very SAMPSON'S LOCKING NUT. ing the drying of the acid at 105° to 110°. It is a past}' sub- suitable for the preparation of pure glucose on a small scale stance of somewhat dark…

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