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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 21 (May 1888) (1888)

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with acetic acid within the point of the pick. The top of the grape gratified, and each elusive tone and accent now has can, with this utensil, be quickly sliced off by the cut- in order that it may bo under the same conditions as conferred on it a perpetuity that is not an attribute of the… … I become accidentally contaminated with a trace of ma- fast? TOUCEY'S GHAPE SEED EXTRACTOH. I genta being pronounced sophisticated. m * • I ^ The Thursday's lecture on April 19, on "Public I In a valuable paper on the "Detection of adultera- introducing the flat pointed pick beneath them, they I…

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