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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 19 (May 1863) (1863)

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ither is there any hand labor, drained, the smaller one absorbs the gases ; when the in length and 38 inches in diameter, divided into two the machine doing all the work itself. On arriving machine is loaded and ready to be discharged, the compartments, which are connected by the tubes, B, at the… … WALTER'S INODOROUS DRAINING MACHINE. discharged. By this method, an ordinary sink or ing its expulsion. As the' pumps are double-acting, tank there are secured two air pumps, having suit- as well also the cams, it will be seen that when the cesspool can be drained in the space of half or three-…

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