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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 20 (1885) (1885)

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width of which any water-soluble color may be chosen. The The locomotive weighs 614 tons, and pushes the cars Lap—outside kind of color depends upon individual fancy. For the ahead, the driving wheels having gears which engage top layer oil of turpentine or naphtha may be selected. in the central… … work, presents a most attractive appearance; the frame and their vapors are highly inflammable; hence the formed of a board having two parallel guides to grasp is finished throughout its whole length. It is admira- close proximity of a gaslight, as is customary with the middle rail, and having a…

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