opper from’ beneath, passing | Fig. 1 represents the shears partially open, showing how ticity is not required. ‘The chairs may be adjusted to hold rails having flanges of varying width; and owing to the firm provided with a hook and stud that drop in perforations on bearing afforded by the… … The sloping contour given to the surface of the tie en- ables, it is claimed, the wheels of a train, in event of run- ning off the track, to mount and pass over the ties, instead of crushing the same, as might otherwise occur. Patented January 13, 1874, For further particulars ad- dress the…
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