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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 20 (1898) (1898)

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water at some wayside spring. The sanitary laws are stopper is given a partial turn to present its recess to inflexible, and the tenant of a neglected house has al- the passages, liquid from the bottle may freely pass into ways the remedy in hisown hands. Mr. Stillman says: the vial. Thus the… … coats with fur sleeves” to ‘‘ town sites, water lots” and vantage of the greatest mechanical leverage and the bonanza placer claims on Bowlder Creek. Little mat- greatest piston head area to work against, while its ters like sawmills, trading stores and railway franchises pressure is at its highest…

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