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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 18 (1877) (1877)

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ts. The casting, B, is submerged in the water, and man in a hundred will suspect how the lead is introduced air, I don’t think any of our people are up to the sending of made of two flanged sections, which are jointed together, into the patient’s system. He will blame water, wine, vine- balls into… … not a modern trick, but those I have seen are tage as a bilge pump on board of steamers. This device was patented through the Sci- certainly not less marvelous. Then, too, it is a WRIGHT'S WATER ELEVATOR. entific American Patent Agency, February 13, well authenticated fact that some of these jug-…

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