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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 23 (June 1879) (1879)

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the rising main. The usual cupped leather, forced against atmosphere is the narrow ring between the neck and the in the rising main, because the water, instead of being forced the interior of the barrel by the whole pressure of the water while being impelled upward, is in this pump superseded by… … are produced on the surface of the object. These effects may be employed for ornamental and artistic purposes. Accord- Fig. 2.-THE DONNADIEU PUMP. Fig. 1.-THE DONNADIEU PUMP. ing to the time of the immersion, the strength of the current, part in the maintenance of the temperature of the human and…

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