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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 23 (1887) (1887)

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ND CAR REPLACER, guided by pulleys, arranged as shown in the engraving, the air and water passes out freely until the tempera- ture in the trap approaches the point at which it is set and is extended to inclined posts placed a short dis- The object of the invention here illustrated is to tance at… … of the platforms the flanges drop into notches and the the operation of opening and closing, in every case, is wheels drop upon the rails. The devices can be re- in the direction in which the person would naturally leaving the lower outlet, set at 210°, to control the flow versed and used on either…

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