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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 5 (1874) (1874)

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r goods. It is also employed as the base of many cases the driver should havea clear view of his work. Un- way. colors in calico and de Juine printing. Probably the consump- The arrangement we have described may be modified with der these circumstances it was decided to state the leading tion of… … leaves and sticks by cast iron brack- together. An acre ets, and two ble on its gantry, so that it will travel from end to end, all in full bearing will produce not less than three tuns ; and when wrought iron plate girders, which are connected tothe tim- fit for market, it is worth from eighty to…

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