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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 14 (October 1886) (1886)

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e of the wound with a few turns of thread. This will not be tightly placed in the neck, with the barometer pro- type usually fitted at Fairfield into large passenger jecting as shown in the cut. The water is boiled, the necessary if the tube is of proper size. A little water vessels, having a high… … The other end of the tube is bent at right angles, BABOMETEK AND MEBCUBY COLUMN. or has a short piece of India rubber tubing slipped FOUNTAIN IN VACUO. tion as before. Then the flask is taken from the over it. The cork is plugged and placed tightly in the flame, while the cork is introduced with…

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