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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 4 (1868) (1868)

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h, Feilies, governs the amount of gas admitted to the juice, and the G, about midway between the ends, and on a shaft in line The object of the machine shown in the engraving is to combustion of the sulphur. ‘I'he pendant partitions prevent and connected with the hollow shaft on which the wheel, C,… … Paget inspected the works in 1867, and munications should be addressed to the invent- was of opinion that they would succeed. or, Peter S. Beidler, South Easton, Pa. is fixed. At the rear of this wheel is a pendant valve, I Fig. In France the capitalists are rather slow in coming forward 1,…

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