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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 18 (1891) (1891)

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largely multiply are the heaviest single locomotives ever built. Each of suffice for carbonizing the latter. Carbonization, the power received. A double set of elbow or toggle which lasts about an hour, is effected in fire clay, joints are the agency for converting the rotary into plumbago or cast… … RADLEY’S REMOVABLE SLEIGH-RUNNER, scientist of acknowledged ability and stand- EXTRA HEAVY RAG BALING PRESS, ing, and has had also abundant experience Owners of wagons of every description, as an educator. Heisa broad-minded man and who wish they had sleighs instead of great energy and activity,…

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