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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 21 (May 1887) (1887)

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e for this purpose is very large. of forms—some like spears of grass, others resembling SUGGESTIONS IN DECORATIVE ART. heads of grain, and still others like ferns and various < < ■ I > Occasionally, evidences of the use of the microscope Flavoring Extracts. leaves, while the larger crystals or… … sult of manipulation, but the laws of crystallization are Fig. 7.-A COMPOSITE BOBDEB. preparation of foods and drinks are in the habit of using various artificial perfumes, which in chemical language are such bodies as amylic valerianate, amylic butyrate, ethyllc butyrate, propylic ether, and…

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