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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 22 (November 1886) (1886)

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ill consid- the test tube forms a layer on the surface of the water more perfect manner. To this end the arrangement erably exceed in cubical capacity any other gas holder already present. If the outside vessel for supplying just described lends itself admirably. The wire frame water is filled with… … The material is the best refined iron for bridge CAFILLABY SIPHON. purposes, and has a tensile strength of not less than PBESSTJBE PEODTJCED BY CAPIIIAEY SIPHON. 50,003 pounds per square inch, the rapid transit act requiring that the strains on the compression and wherever desired, and a slow drip…

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