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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 2 (1868) (1868)

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yet 306 Chestnut street Milwaukee, Wis. a not so rigidly as to choke the horse when drawing. 1 oo FRANKFURTH’S FUNNEL HEAT RADIATOR AND DAM- HILTON’S IMPROVED AIR CHAMBER FOR PUMPS. PER. The object of the device exhibited in the engraving is to With all the improvements in the construction of… … The water or other liquid being forced into the chamber The top being open renders the collar adjustable, so that through the lower tube, raises the globe valve, and passes into the chamber until the compressed air between its level and the top of the vessel, by its reaction, forces it through when…

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