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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 23 (December 1895) (1895)

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It has been lifted ing and nourishing. rope passes, affording a slight frictional brake, and up to heaven and sailed in great wool-pack clouds Freshripe fruits are excellent for purifying the blood at the bottom is also a double hook to which may be across the sky, forming part of a cloud mountain… … C2=CaC2. bricks, which are then heated in an oven at 270 deg. The above reactions are supposed to have been dis- to 280 deg. C. At this temperature both gaseous am- THE LEBER PATENT PORTABLE FIRE ESCAPE. covered by Moissan and Wilson, but the author refers monia and acid ammonium sulphate are given…

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