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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 10 (1899) (1899)

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asa rule, small, plainly furnished, and are generally ling the admission of water lighted from the inside courtyard, with no outside win- less chain. By pulling upon the chain, the truck can to the barrel. The connec- be moved to any point upon the crane. On the tion between the two bar- street.… … valve on the joint-ring will the enormous weight and size of some trunks of the be below the surface of the so-called ‘‘Saratoga” order. The device which we water. On the up-stroke illustrate is of considerable general interest, and would or vertical pivot, and upon this frame, inclined tracks of…

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