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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 9 (1886) (1886)

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ttachment of the (as required by the Indian Government), together with spring, and the wrists of which are journaled in boxes passengers, pilgrims, cattle, and goods. Her engines formed upon the irons which brace the side bars to are of the triple-expansion type, the cylinders being re- the… … her steaming powers on the Clyde, the run MOORE'S CARRIAGE SCREEN. SCHIEDT’S VEHICLE SPRING. extending from Wemyss Bay to Ailsa Craig the disks and rollers are thus formed spaces for receiv- and back. She is a vessel of 5,400 tons, meas- This invention has been patented by Messrs. Peter ing cords.…

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