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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 4 (1861) (1861)

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inter- this entrance ef cold water acts beneficially in other niittent entrance of water into the cylinders, and a respects by keeping down the temperature of the appa- sides of a vertical line passing through the lower part corresponding escape of water therefrom. This supply of the tube, the… … may be maintained by any natural and constant $, of the cylinder or chamber, C, has, of course, re- out influencing the rack, m, or the index hand. ‘This source, such as a mountain stream, and the water loose joint between the lever, 7, and the rack, m, is mained closed, and been kept air tight by…

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