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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 25 (June 1884) (1884)

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using it, or can be induced to. try the same time carefully watched. The acid, under a gaseous experiment, because of the prejudice of some of their engi- with holes through which the gaseous acid escapes. At b form, flows rapidly into the copper through the coupling neers. There are buildings… … inches deep, where a good cask is ascertained from the Fig. 3.-A FIRE PUMP OPERATED BY LIQ,UID CARBONIC ACID gauge, k, and is regulated by well grown shoot can be bent into it. After blooming, in means of the cock, o. The June, cut a slit in the shoot selected at the point where beer is drawn…

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