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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 2 (1885) (1885)

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with rises, and finally closes the aperture by being pressed length of the skid. When not in use the skids are held an aperture through which the spindle can pass. The by the water against the under side of the partition; in the hooks against the sides of the car, and as the the water then flows… … ROWE’S FREIGHT CAR SKID, dle) very rapidly, and completely fill the corpuscle, TROY’S CUT-OFF FOR CISTERNS. bursting it at last, at which time the bacilli are set free, flat eyes of the bolts, they cannot be thrown out by the collected contains all the impurities that were on the become motile, and…

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