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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 6 (February 1887) (1887)

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the main plate is provided with a by-product. After the goods have been exposed for lugs in which a revoluble socket is loosely fitted. In not only found in the sewers themselves, but in the un- an hour, they are removed from the chamber, well the upper end of the socket is a square aperture, in… … loading the car, the staff may be swung up pans, have all had their turn. We do not know again until the pivoted block strikes a stop, when the of being clogged by the foul matter passing through that the electrical field has yet been trenched upon staff may be lowered into"the socket in position…

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