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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 5 (1887) (1887)

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pull upon the drawhead, the friction pulley in per horse power per hour was as low as 1°67 lb. the suspended frame does not act upon the ear axle. When the engineer desires to brake the car automati- ot 0 A COMBINED FEED COOKER AND SCALDER. cally, he lessens the speed of the locomotive, and The… … is a hinged frame, which carries a maining—indigo and logwood—all other wood dyes shelf or chair, of sufficient size to having been already more or less replaced by coal tar dyes. Lac dye had been entirely displaced, and the receive a hog, so that when the frame is raised the hog der side of the…

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