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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 15 (April 1889) (1889)

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t the two plate is fitted to slide on the spout just outside the can, to the branches. These are frequently as thick as your series cross each this plate being faced with felt on the side next the three fingers, and would require a strong knife to cut other, the slats outer wall of the vessel.… … the same time a series of gas jets are applied to the ex- VACHEB'S ATTACHABLE CAN SPOUT. ternal surface of the barrel. As the barrel becomes heated it runs out of truth, and this is corrected from fixed plate, these two plates being Slightly inclined so time to time by straightening it by means of…

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