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AariGnltmr0l.
lFIGnTS TO THE BUsHEL.

sCoPPERED PICKLEs.-Our
medical students in New York
have been testing some Of the
city pickles for copper. The
test is made by simply thrust
ing a bright needle into a apick-
le and allowing it to remain
there several lIours. IF There 10
any copper present it will be
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the metal. From one specimen
of pickles which were warrant
ed not to contain any copper a
heavy deposit Of the metal was
obtained by this test within six
hours. The copper is present
as an acetate, and may come
from boiling the vinegar or
pickles in a brass or copper
boiler which has been allowed
to become coated with the ace
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Some manufacturers have been
known to use this pigment in
the manufacture of pickles to
produce the fine permanent
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thought to be desirable in this
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ken as a rule, that pickles with
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
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