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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 22 (May 1887) (1887)

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he bottom to the top tank. Schwalm, of Port Smith, Arkansas. Instead of directly aspirating, the apparatus may The water then flows from the middle tank to.the other better be arranged as shown in the cut. The exhaus- set of'wheels, and drives the power shaft: The water tion is produced within a… … An Acid-proof Bronze. places for the plants. To the rear end of the beam is THE MOMENTUM OF LIQUIDS. Mr. P. Reitz has devised a bronze composition which attached a vertical standard, just forward of which is secured the end of an upright bar, upon the forward discharged. By means of gates, the…

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