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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 22 (1888) (1888)

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l are guides, in patented by Mr. Louis P. Santy, of Clements, Kansas. which are mounted to slide across the rail the rigid years from the traditional ‘‘ pea soup” fogs so clearly arms of a forked chock block, adapted to catch both screws.at its corners, whereby the escape may be held described by… … of the country has prepared conditions as favorable to WALKER’S CAR STOP. the development of the densest kind of fogs as used to be found in London alone; and consequently, at the jected and retracted by means of an upright handle tongs are united bya series of triangles, a set of lazy present day,…

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