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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 16 (1885) (1885)

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at flanges are left which take into bottom of the opening. In the top of the open- per fluke to pierce through a vessel’s bottom when an- notches on two sides of the lug (this construc- ing is the recess, J, into which the flanged portion of chored in shoal water and swinging over. Owing to tion is… … ORMAN’S METALLIC RAILWAY TIE. tained by addressing the inventor, Mr. Thomas Nicho- film, but subsequently became alloyed and fused on the las, of Calumet, Mich. surface. The deposit was, therefore, partly or wholly suitable tool. The other sides of the lugs are straight, silicon. = and fit the…

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