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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 23 (1891) (1891)

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n. Sliding in guide- The two blocks of each tie are connected with each in each side wall of the tool-holding block to receive a ways in the post below the weight is a block pivotally lathe tool, held in place by set screws inserted from other by a tension rod, by adjusting the nut on which… … ward and close the crossing. When the train has left METALLIC RAILROAD TIE. which has been made by M. de Chauveau in the crossing, as shown in Fig. 2, the cowcatcher en- the name of the well known Pasteurian che- gages one of the short levers connected with the rope mist, M. Lortel, who has long:…

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