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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 2 (January 1879) (1879)

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head thrown upon it during the The source of supply is a well sunk in the chalk, adjacent cernent, and thus a completely watertight job was effected time that the engines are pumping into or over the tank for to a powerful spring one and a quarter miles west of the the purpose of filling the… … ing a ready means of referring to different names or items high pressure cylinder is 9J^ inches, and that of the low ALBEB'S BEVOLVUrO OTOEX. contained by the index. pressure is 18 inches, and the stroke is 2 feet. To the center of the base. A, is attached a standard, C, On the end of the crank…

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