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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 16 (1891) (1891)

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on the foot-board. There rant” yard in close proximity to each large furnace, ——_—»>+ 02> — are five pairs of driving wheels, which are the only It is sometimes convenient for an engineer to be able and convenient to the necessary transportation facili- ties. These yards are owned or leased by the… … There are headlights owner, on pledge of and steps at both such security, can ends, like those of a borrow money at the shifting engine. The locomotive will run on 100 pound most advantageous rates, and the certificates them- take place in pipes duringa certain length of time. rails. In its…

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