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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 26 (1860) (1860)

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n takes place spontaneously—the by the application of the brake, the most refractory saccharine or sugar disappears, and in its place is found horses are immediately arrested. «ind cause the spring to act indirectly upon the car wheels, so as to propel the car forward when the move- We here present… … overcome the extra power we have stated, starch is at present required of the convertibleinto sugar, and horses in starting from a ‘‘ dead stand.”’ For street rail- this often takes place without our cognizance. Po- This comparatively simple improvement is another roid cars these advantages will be…

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