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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 25 (December 1883) (1883)

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c. The apertures in from 100 to 110 hectoliters of blacK every twenty-four hours the standards permit pivoting the levers, g, at any desired contains 54 retorts, and burns but 5 hectoliters of coal. height. A spring, h, has one end mounted on the pintle of "With the system of emptying the tubes… … BUBKE'S WAGON JACK. and partly surrounding it, is a hood, which allows water to enter only from beneath. Over the top of this hood a bea'rs against the bottom edge of the lever, a. Between its 20 inch pipe leads up to the large centrifugal pump of 6 ends the spring passes over a bolt,/, uniting the…

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