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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 4 (July 1875) (1875)

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minates in a funnel-shaped receiver, A. HOW THE MONEY WAS OBTAINED. Water poured into this receiver will, therefore, pass into the " The initial step was the procurement of the requisite space between the two glass disks, entirely filling the outer amount of money." tube when the inner tube is… … opening two cocks upon tubes connected with the first and the glass disks come in contact with each other, Through second drums, when the lever and weight of the force regis- with an open iron grating, C, at its top, which grating maA" an opening, near the upper end of the smaller tube, is insert-…

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