a, such as oscil- the passenger traffic, which does not pay. As the roads lations and vibrations of every nature, that moving nal. were built to develop the country, it seems hard to the In this way Mr. Couard has noted interruptions trains giverise to. Forinscription, the graphic method government… … but a part of the operating prises an explorer of small OF RAILS. expenses as well. The Ratl- bulk, placed upon the rail road Gazette, looking at this matter from a distance, to be studied, and all the motions of which are trans- sensitive that, according to Mr. Marey, it is capable says: ‘‘The…
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