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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 1 (July 1886) (1886)

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there ends of the frame are symmetrical in form, so that they the can escaping through the siphon. When filled, were in the several grand divisions of the world: present the same appearance in both positions. The both tubes are capped and sealed. To empty the can, 1884. 1880. Increase. P. c. seat… … WOODMANSEE'S IMPROVED CAR SEAT. roads stand at $82,244, against $63,250 per mile for the GASCA'S LIQUID EMPTIER. railroads of the United States. passing through a socket in the upper cross bar of the The whole cost of the railroads of the world has been air tube, when the liquid fills the siphon,…

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