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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 22 (1879) (1879)

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a car- operator and the other for the passenger. These seats, dinal principle in their business to make only the best goods, at different angles to each other. which resemble a part of an ordinary cane chair, are mounted, | and while the margin of profits is necessarily small, the sta- An improved… … pivoted, and retained in position by spring 1837-8, consisting of a long secondary VELOCIPEDE, pressure under ordinary circumstances, wound over a short primary coil, having the hinged sides being held in such a bundle of iron wires for its core, and provided with an automatic circuit breaker. They…

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