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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 6 (August 1878) (1878)

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removing the water of condensa- use a chamber in ordinary working order will produce acid before the patient's death from blood poisoning the tongue tion from steam pipes, so that dry steam may be furnished. 3° to 5* Baume stronger than can be obtained with ordinary was quite healed. In just the… … SAIINDEKS' STEAM VALVE. wheel, and a pulley for receiving the driving belt. The their arrangement with respect to the said beams and-the spindle, B, extends beyond the ends of the frame. A, and handles of the plow, whereby a single bolt is made to secure has at each end a socket for receiving…

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