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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 19 (1874) (1874)

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NOR FOR GAS WORKS. Consumption of Wood by Railroads. tion are increasing even more rapidly than our supplies are The invention illustrated in the annexed engraving con- (tH o>___———————_—__ of the hydraulic main, and also with the dampers in the A New Plaster Bandage. making 85,977-9 miles of… … further information. ful and very tender to the touch. The slightest jar sends a thrill of pain through —-- 40 @p ——— -- States, and 2,681°3 in the Pacific States. Upon these roads the body of the patient, who has sometimes been obliged to IMPROVED COAL SCREEN, locomotives were running, and a large…

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