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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 1 (1870) (1870)

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r bottoms of the buffer cylinders. tional romance of the farm, but, on the whole, the loss is engraving annexed, will suffice to make the arrangement We have thus, though very briefly, described the whole of more than made up by the gain of perfect system and won- plain to every mechanical reader.… … stitute the sides of the car- sumer if itis delayed at the farm riage, and which are connect- for at least twelve hours. Even ed together strongly at the lower edges by a heavy base or piece of elegant mechanical complication Herr Gruson’s muz- in hot weather, it is more certain to keep sweet when…

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