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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 1 (January 1882) (1882)

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s filter the greatest possible filtering surface is formed with a series of holes, as is also the back of the stake, high. This enables the manufacturer to place the filter in a provided, and it is capable of filtering the water supply of for supporting the extension, by a rod or brace and pins… … socket in the lower compartment. To this pk'te. This handle plate being adjusted to pipe, which serves as a shaft, are attached rest on the end edge of the barrel, the croze is THE MULTIFOLD FILTER. smaller radial pipes, b, perforated on their passed several times around the barrel to cut under…

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