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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 25 (1869) (1869)

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an increasing curve. The lateral branch pipe, made to lead into make a six-horse power. In this case it works easily and lasts long. A man who has strength to do twelve honest the main water pipe, close below the nozzle, is only for ex- aoe eae | hours of labor in twenty-four and no more, should do… … ing among stock raisers, that “blood tells.” Itis cqually through the pipe C. The starting and reguiating valve is from that of the ordinary condenser and air pump is even true that blood tells in the sense in which we use the werd. remarkably ingenious. It consists of a piston valve for regu- mere…

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