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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 16 (1877) (1877)

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The gibbons are the most active of the quadrumana in A little railroad accident recently occurred at the Cincin- speed of the traveling wheels is six miles per hour. A the trees, but are very awkwardon the ground. They are nati, Hamilton and Dayton Station, which might have been wrought iron clutch… … but the back or foot plate coming freight train. The shock was a terrible one. end is made semicircular, The trucks of the rear car and is provided with a radial draw, to enable the engine to pass with the wagons gentle and docile. In their wild state they generally live of the freight train…

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