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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 3 (January 1885) (1885)
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eather of the the upper end of the pipe to the nozzle, which is divid- following season. The same farms are seldom worked ed and so arranged that the water may be delivered longer than three or four years, as the trees become badly upon any desired point of the wheel or tool. The shaft exhausted in… … i r,ontinued%n page 36.) added through the top of still. Fig, 2.--THE STILES IMPROVED PRESS. © 1885 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatented · Patents · Mineral · Minerals · Scientific American · Color · Ice planing · American goods · Trade catalogs · Address munn · Horse power · Special Construction · Captain eads · Ship railway · Tool grinder
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