iolent upward motion of using for all the purposes of ice, and it sustains no diminu- the current generated in the lower chamber. In connection tion in bulk or Iocs in coldness. Strange.and improbable as with the other water spaces which lie between the systems of all this may seem, it can be… … the invention. surrounding casing3 of the mixing chamber, and finally cov Fig. 1 is a side elevation showing, on the right hand, the It will.be seen from Fig. 1, which represents the machine er the lower portion of the steam drum, this central cham- outside of the casing, and on the left, the same…
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