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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 5 (1888) (1888)

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ying capacity of the boat, which would not, against the inner surfaces of which the collars of the tani at Naples, where abuse of pastry, sweets, and consequently, be sunk if entirely filled with water. tube rest. starches had given rise to a temporary glycosuria that The pressing of the lower… … ing down the piston, there being no direct outlet from PARKER & TUPPER'S WATER GAUGE is provided at its ting wheels being kept up to their work by turning the cistern except that down the flushing pipe, the top AND WATER COLUMN COMBINED. outer end with a the handle as required. To change from a…

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