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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 2 (1882) (1882)

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so that it will be carried around with it whenitis dropped. Theseed is covered by two coverers, one provided turned on its pivot. When the stove is.in line with the car the edge of the coverrests in a packed groove, making for all ordinary purposes, also for extinguishing fires, shallow as may be… … on the upper end of this pipe is placed a support it, has upon young children: flap valve. The lower end rests on the “In one large establishment, containing bottom of the welland supports the pump. about six hundred children, half girls and If the pump is to be double-acting, an in- half boys, the…

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