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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 15 (1875) (1875)

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es it into the tank. The air at the same piston, and only liquid matter comes in contact with that it seems, was leading, and, suddenly sighting a large mer- time driven into the latter, escapes through a deodorizer portion ; sand, gravel, stones, etc., being heavier, fall to the chantman ahead, in… … ther increased by all ing a piston operated the personal property by the Jever shown in of the crew sinkivg the hands of the from their own gravity they move forward to the mouth of with the ship. The casualty furnishes, however, an expen- figure. To each end of tae barrel is connected a section of…

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