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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 2 (1878) (1878)

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other gummy substance until the fluid level is above the holes. The gas either the forward or after screws, the vessel would turn on and flowers are developed, with much variety of structure, form, and position, and great diversity of function. The forces down through this liquid and escapes in… … are provided with suitable di- system of gas making, by SECTIONAL VIEWS OF ADAMS’ GAS RETORTS. which he unites the gases gestive organs. When raw from coal, petroleum, and meat, for instance, is laid The other vessel shown in our illustration is a torpedo on the digesting surface, a fluid is…

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