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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 12 (1876) (1876)

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ave feet ing, by which the water is so often drawn off from similar They lift 6,000 lbs. with a single rope at a speed of 200 traps, and the gas from the sewer thus allowed to pass up feet per minute, andat about 60 lbs. steam pressure. Larger through the house, is prevented. The gas which comes up… … pose for which it is built. sentiment : Now is the time when the in- THE LIDGERWOOD ROTARY ENGINE. All of theabove forms may be seen at telligent and educated farmer is going to have the advantage over the one who does not keep him- self posted. When times are good, any one who knows how to raise…

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