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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 20 (November 1876) (1876)

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repetition according to well known forms of construction, be of any ordinary form of construction, and therefore call " The latest experimental researches which I have con- but is due to abounding novelty, originality, and progress. for no detailed description. E is a hollow stand. O is a ducted on… … heating of the water conveys its action to the hands of the slaughterer. The application of THERMOSTATIC APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING VALVES fluid and expands it in the disk and tube, forcing teaching and the putting into practice this hu- the plunger or piston, a, upward, thus closing the valve, c,…

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