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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 16, No. 25 (June 22, 1867) (1867)

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s simple. It will be seon that which ever struction of atmospheric railroads, ‘Under the rollers is a trough, C, from which leads a spout or end of the car may be going forward the external air rushes In principle, an atmospheric railroad consists of an exhaust- conduit, D, to conduct the juice to… … in E and a faucet at the bottom town raflroad, near Dublin. It offer facilities for cleaning, as also ees long since proved a failure, as does the hinged air tight cover of JORDAN'S CANE JUICE PURIFIER. owing to the arrangement of E and that of H, also hinged, the valves in the tube, eonsider- This…

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