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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 35 (1859) (1859)

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slow, and the flow of water being also capa- excellent method of cooling summer drinks, implement for this purpose, invented by F. P. —Patented by Ephraim Morris, of New ble of regulation, any temperature desired Pfleghar, of Whitneyville, Conn., and patent- obviating the necessity of placing a… … anawl. The end, j, of the arm, 2, of the bar ed in huge rents, and was heaved up in tu- can be obtained. The tubes, T, are so placed inveution should ba received with a welcome or rod extends out at right angles to its multuous waves, shattering the strongest in the disks, D and D’, that they can…

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