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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 26 (1891) (1891)

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ast- jeopardizes his life and limb should he find it necessary ening for empleyment therewith, the construction to pass within a radius of some hundreds of yards of being simple and cheap, and the tie possessing a ne- the shooter on practice day. The direction of the butt series. cessary amount of… … guards but the last, that one would save it firmly secured by a bolt passed through SMITH’S RAILROAD TIE AND RAIL FASTENING. from traveling into space, and similarly back the tie and two sections of the plate, the bolt hole in the tie having a slightly elon- to the first guard, which would stay the…

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