Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 263
ertainly have little imagined to what this fertile idea wouldgrow. Grow, however, it did, in all parts of the world, and in nonemore than our country, where, as an illustration, it has been com-puted that in New York alone, on a hot summers day, more thanone million of bottles of this material are… … 1-7^. J. Ti</.2. of a pump forced into a strong vessel, in which it is absorbed bythe water there placed; and those in which the gas is generated instrong vessels, in which it establishes a great pressure by its expan-sion in being evolved from the ingredients used, and then is simplyallowed to…
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