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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 17 (1886) (1886)

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— Scientific American. OcToBER 23, 1886.] 259 Cast Glass Rails. The above account is by Captain William points, glass is hard, not dearer in production than cast iron, places, the rails, with their cast iron sleepers, were left TUNNELING BY FREEZING. flaws can be detected before it is applied to… … Fig. 1—TUNNELING BY FREEZING. are expected to withstand Engineers, proposed to. a similar test up to 7 feet tunnel the hill. The total key. In order to avoid taking possession of private white ant. carried in the direction of the axis of a street; but this. ferer ; the Grand Trunk Road, which runs…

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