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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 14 (1876) (1876)

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ed, as shown, to the DINING ROOM running gear, and carry on their extremities the brake shoes, which are shaped as shown in Fig. 2. The slot through which the pivots of said shoes pass is not symmetrically dis- posed, but is placed eccentrically, soas to keep the shoe, FOLDING ‘OoRS when reversed,… … long, if necessary. The ice is produced from below by a re- to some of our readers from its medical uses. It crystallizes frigerating machine, and the members of the London Skating in a remarkable variety of forms. To show their multiplici- Club who have skated on the rink already formed pronounce…

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