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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 22 (May 1892) (1892)

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opened immediately after- bine novel features, which are believed will make them measure as it is needed. ward. A vertical tube, E, is soldered in the reservoir, better adapted to elevated service than any locomo- If it is desired to convert the apparatus into a hot and its upper extremity… … TOY AUTOMATIC DISTRIBUTER OF LIQUIDS. ists acted as messengers, to see that the TEA KETTLE ANDIRON. train ran cool, and to avoid possibility of accident. The whole train was in charge of Mr. W. J. lower ends in the interior of a hemispherical capsule, and to immerse in the boiling water the vessel…

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