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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 26 (1885) (1885)

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ing the hand as the electricity for lighting the ship could be laid on wheel; the top clamp has two recesses of different sizes to the guns by wires. toadapt it to shafts of different diameters. On the | It has been patented in the United States and in end of the upper section is a disk, Fig. 2,… … sorb and hold the oil kept in the troughs below. They apart to suit different railroad gauges. The frame car- are inclosed in wooden boxes, each with a hole about rying the tamping tool moves between parallel slotted as large as half an ordinary window. Taking a hank, cross plates uniting the sides…

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