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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 2 (1875) (1875)

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tion of it remained horses from a vehicle in case of their running away or be- in the black carbonaceous residue left by the action of the coming fractious. The advantages gained of course are the acids on castiron. To obtain this portion, it is only neces- prevention of the injury or destruction… … 293° and 320°; and the boiling- point of the remainder gradu- Fig. 1 shows: the disconnecting arrangements located on ally rises to 392° Fah. aS 3 the double tree and front portion of the wagon. Fig. 2 re- presents in detail the extremity of a single tree, and Fig. 3 is theend of the pole, The…

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