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

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ich he invented to enable the steam to shown, and regulated by a valve or cock attached to that branches of one of their instruments. It will be observed do this work, he calls an Ejector Condenser.. It is very simi- branch, so as to act with any desired lateral force through the vacuum is… … by the annular jet of steam, and thence up through the main be used up. If a horse is driven at the top of his speed for any length of time he is ruined. It is well enough to try long curvilineal induction tube, or pipe C; the small induc- tion tube a, by preference being cased as shown. The small…

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