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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 1 (1884) (1884)

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haust steam into the be done with steam under a slight compression. The lower stand the incredulity of the honorable member who, when space between the two pipes; the depth of the channel Murdock was examined before a Committee of the House edge of the cover fits snugly around the upper edge of the… … of a steam pump, to which is attached the con- that the compartments may be used for making denser, from which leads the regulator to the tea and coffee when desired. suction pipe. These devices are now being manufactured by Messrs. Fink & Angevine, of Mount Riga, New York, “Yes; I do indeed,”…

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