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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 14 (1896) (1896)

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eams and rivers, this difficulty head. To the top of the spring is secured a cap in will be manifestly greater. Therefore the possibility which screws a plug having a large central bore, with of purifying, by artificial means, water which has been areduced bore at the top, to make a fine vertical… … poses. The water tested was that of the Merrimac straighten the toggle arms, thrusting the brake | River, which is lined from source to mouth with manu- shoes against the wheels, from which they are removed, facturing towns and which may be taken as a fair when the tension is released, by a spiral…

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