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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 14 (October 1881) (1881)

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essed sufficiently. The accompanying illustration represents a double-acting of a method of distilling alcohol by ice. Two kilogrammes An improved saddle girth fastening and harness buckle of ice are needed for the production of a liter of alcohol; steam pump which for simple but substantial… … the rope by strong screws. The vention is to furnish folding ward- DOUBLE-ACTING STE^M PUMP, two-cylinder hoisting engine is robe beds provided with desks so placed on a level with the center of constructed that they can be opened the sheave and runs it through the medium of gearing, and used with…

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