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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 11 (1897) (1897)

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igned to been patented by Enoch A. White, of Hailey, Idaho. without passing through the receptacle, thus removing wash the lighter materials and gangue down the belt, Fig. 1 shows the sprinkler complete, and Fig. 2 is a sec- the chemical solution and washing out the pipes. The against thedirection… … The New Canal Company, formed in Paris in 1894, to GAYNOR’S BEER PIPE CLEANER. continue and complete a ten lock canal rising to a maxi- is formed with a five-way casting, two transverse tubes the cock connecting the valve casing with the com- mum altitude of 133 feet 8 inches, in place of the…

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