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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 10 (September 1867) (1867)

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s a slide valve also), no steam can escape tle. ceive the pressure of the finger or thumb. through pipe, H, until the water falls by evaporation below A small quantity of After depressing the plunger and needle a spiral spring water will rise with restores them to their original position. A recess… … troduced by which these provoking windows can be raised ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS AND ABCHITECTS. and lowered with facility, and without the tremendous ex- ertion now requisite. In addition to this it is exceedingly A semi-annular meeting of this association has just been disagreeable for a lady…

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