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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 17 (1891) (1891)

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the entrance of foreign matters into the mouldings of the canopy and columns more pronounced trainman losiag his footing in passing from one car to water chamber is prevented by a thick stratum of another, causing him to fali between the cars. This is through painting, and by exaggerating them, the… … The same is done with a slightly bluish white fabric, TYRRELL’S PLATFORM FOR FREIGHT CARS. and a white light for the moon-colored fabric; and on account of the liability of the strainers, the valves, then with sky-colored tarlatan and a light with a blu- and even the pipe to stoppage by gravel and…

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