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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 26 (December 1875) (1875)

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ssing through g are perforated so as to ted by a sliding valve. In and is withdrawn by anex- make currents in the vessel in order thoroughly to mingle ^^' "'" terior faucet, as represen- VOUNfi's SI'IKIT METER, the spirit, and the two pipes meet at /*, whence the liquid is ted at c. Fig. 1. In… … complete tha column. The sirup to be filtered is let in from Liquid-Meters, the cistern, S, the supply being regulated by the ball cock, which is a hollow druM, I, having a concentric cylinder, m, bd. i is a tube by which air is allowed to escape, and m a the space between the two being divided…

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