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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 4 (1890) (1890)

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ink reser- the abutting ends of the rails joined, and which can be tablishments are given. Some two hundred and fifty voir, and this section has entered in it from its rear a rolled from iron or steel, to form a joint which is letters are printed from millers in all parts of the coun- short tube,… … that the more frequent fires in large cotton warehouses of the South and in cotton ships can be accounted for in this way. Up to this time the mutual insurance with, and has been patented by Mr. Ives Lynd, of 372 holding section. The latter is also closely fitted with companies have been subjected…

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