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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 7 (1879) (1879)

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e has been patented by Mr. C. _butalso to the construction of suspension bridges, all kindsof gia pine or white ash, 9 inches wide and 1 inch in thick. ' D. A. Curry, or Stonewall, Va. This isa cheap, light, and ness. There is a central support, or safety check, from | railroad bridges, trestlework… … To prevent oil or water drip- Mr. Richard E. Rye, of ding from the rail to the Mount Pleasant, Mich., has ground a gutter, shown in devised an improvement in Fig. 8, is provided. For further information address Wm. the class of Clothes Driers having a revolving part, which is H. Hall, 111 Nassau…

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