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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 2 (July 1867) (1867)

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me in Peru.—Engineering. the lower tank, E, from whence it is pumped up again by the hand pump, F. The cool air enters through the pipe G, Fig. EDITORIAL COEEESFONDENCE. 1, and passes in the direction of the arrows through the wet gauze, where it is cooled, through the receptacle, and out of… … Fig. 3 more particularly represents an adaptation of this I remarked that the Paris of ancient time was rapidly device to the dairy or buttery. It is readily understood with- passing away. If the visitor goes to the cathedral of St. rangement prevents the upper portion or bonnet from being out…

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