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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 13 (1875) (1875)

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e the wires, A. The arms may be exerted thereon. The false bottom, B, is perforated of the loops or bends of the wires, A, overlap or interweave and provided with sieves, being placed at suitable hight with each other. Upon the end of each strap, B, is formeda above the bottom of the tank, A, and… … urmed in said straps, B, near their other ends, as shown in the top of the tank being connected with the air-forcing Figs. land 2. In the straps, B, at theirsquare ends, and at pump by a pipe, d, at one side. A water pipe, e, of the top alittle distance from their tongued ends, are formed holes,…

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