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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 7 (1873) (1873)

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er purposes. Steam enters through the pipe, A, into the annular perforated chamber, B. There it Silk and wool are dissolved by boiling in a 10 per cent so- escapes through the numerous small orifices and is met by a copious shower of water which, supplied by the pipe, C, tacked. When wool is… … Mr. Hector Orr, in a paper on the above formation of a stock company, with shares STEAM FILTER AND CONDENSER. opic, communicated to the Journal of the of ten dollars each, to construct the pro- posed large telescope, and states that he, Franklin Institute, gives conclusions drawn off of access of…

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