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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 10 (September 1886) (1886)

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rincipal ones are isinglass and fine moisture removers, and at all times under easy con- whose family then resided in Yorkville, lost a child, wood shavings. Clarifying by means of isinglass is trol, of the operator. aged four years, by death. At that time'Watson was well known, and need not be… … WORRELL'S "HERCULES" DRIER. floating on top of the liquid, and the the rear is divided into three currents by mechanical adherende of suspended im- the pipes shown, in each of which is purities to the surface of the shavings, as a new por- Commercial College, and he could not conveniently placed a…

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