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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 13 (1866) (1866)

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instances beside that of Mr. Briggs. Evidently, if communication, instant and certain, adherence of some liquids to the outside of the vessel with the engineer or conductor, is of value on any from which they are poured, and difficulty is often road, it should be on roads managed in this manner.… … the apparatus, and reset the lever; repudiation by ble route, should be built and maintained in the best a passenger of having given the signal is therefore of order. A permanent roadway, although more effectually checked. vial. The object of the improvement illustrated in costly at first than some…

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