Scientific American Supplement, No. 365, December 30, 1882 by Various
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IV. NATURAL HISTORY.--Our Origin as a Species. By RICHARD
OWEN.--The Neanderthal skull.--Differential characters between the lowest _Homo_ and the highest _Simia_ 5825 The Aba or Odika. By Dr. W.H. BACHELER.--A remarkable tree of West Africa 5826 California Cedars 5826 * * * * * APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING GASEOUS OR AERATED BEVERAGES. The apparatus employed at present for making gaseous beverages are divided into two classes--intermittent apparatus based on chemical compression, and continuous ones based on mechanical compression. The first are simple in appearance and occupy small space, but their use is attended with too great inconveniences and losses to allow them to be employed in cases where the manufacture is of any extent, so the continuous apparatus are more and more preferred by those engaged in the industry. Continuous apparatus, however, other than those that we now propose to occupy ourselves with, are not without some defects, for the gas is produced in them intermittingly and at intervals, and more rapidly than |
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