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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 17 (April 1860) (1860)

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lly. air a sufficient time to absorb a proper quantity to ren- in the dock at the foot of Fulton-street, Brooklyn. It From the bcx, J, the steam passes through the pipe, K, der it fit for drinking. The process of absorption may was distilled, aerated, and purified by the apparatus of into the… … DR. NORMANDY'S IMPROVED FRESH WATER APPARATUS. flows down into the series of pipes, G, which are sur- extensive use on board of English ships, and from the one tumbler to another for a considerable time. Dr. rounded by cold water directly from the ocean. After published testimonials it seems to be…

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