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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 24 (1877) (1877)

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dangerous source of infection during low on without the bad results noted. The consequence is that made obvious by causing the ball to be drawn up again by water. The population along a small engine worked by the stream have long pro- compressed air. The exact tested against this practical equi… … ried on, Fig. 2. From the experiments with gun cotton orifice of the subterranean at Stowmarket. The old no- canal leading to Asniéres, tion of heat was that it was the sewage is forced by steam a substance which could be pumps into conduits which cross the Seine under the side- some plan, which…

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