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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 20 (May 1877) (1877)

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— with the power of the strongest acids. KENTON'S ADJUSTABLE RUBBER BUCKET FOR CHAIN There is dust on sea, on land; in the valley, and on the PUMPS. mountain top; there is dust always and everywhere; the at- The annexed engraving represents a new rubber bucket mosphere is full of it; it penetrates… … gions, above the breathing point, there to be rectified, reno- fit the tube, and also so as to take up wear. It acts both as vated, and sent back again, replete with purity and life. Patent pending through the Scientific American Patent a suction and forcing piston, and is claimed to raise water…

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