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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 11 (1886) (1886)

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phragm, which should remain horizontal as system are interdependent, so that one can supply the tion and without control ; but it is iinpossible for sub- other in the case of a failure of either. Yet, when we long as the apparatus is in a condition for operating scribers to cause a continuous flow.… … points. We cannot help re- of Norristown, Pa. The axle is provided with two vertical gretting, nevertheless, that two strata of liquid in eoxibrium, it follows only the racks, formed upon -the forward faces of standards the spring water mains have to ever be traversed, even motions that correspond…

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