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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 8 (February 1882) (1882)
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e P moves forward toward this same water) in such a manner that it end, and, striking against it, admits pushes-along the valve and carries a cylinderful of water into Ci, at it around the axle, now over the the same ' time expelling a like right orifice, and then over the left quantity of water… … Fig. 2.-PLAH OF THE APPARATUS.-THE DOME REMOVED TO SHOW DISTRIBUTION. Fig. 8.-HORIZONTAL SECTION THROUGH THE AXIS OF THIS HSTONS. FRAGER'S WATER METER. © 1882 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatented · Iron · Water · Apparatus · Patents · Scientific American · Boiler · Kinney tobacco · Flour mill · Slate pencil · Carbonic acid · Upper boiler · American built · Lower boiler · Tobacco company · Years ago
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