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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 24 (1899) (1899)

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ck is secured buildings, the air cushion regulator satisfies a want tain height. The water in seeking its level rises within having a notch at its central portion and stops at its the bell, expels the air through the pipe, H, and finally ends. The top edge of the rack between the stops is comes… … small quantity of carbide is made to touch a very large AUTOMATIC GATE-FASTENER. A SIMPLE PRESSURE REGULATOR. sheet of water. The gas generated is therefore cool. It will be furthermore observed that the carbide is not :pper end of the rock-bar is a latch-lever adapted to long felt ; for it reduces…

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