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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 16 (1896) (1896)

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l cock, and this matic hydraulicair pump is formed of two cylindri- cal galvanized iron vessels, one being made smaller valve maintains an even depth of gasoline in the car- bureter. The carbureter is divided into a series of nar- than the other, in which it is inverted, forming a ves- row… … USES. Mass., with offices at No. 42 Oliver Street, in Boston, nate ends, thus forming a long tortuous passage for the one to rise and fall while maintaining an air tight and at Attleboro. air. These compartments contain absorbent material joint. A motor cylinder is attached to the bottom of which…

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