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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 1 (1892) (1892)

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, the turn table being care- fully balanced upon the tower and the parts of the mill sleepers overlap the rail flange and prevent vertical made so light and perfect in action that it can be motion. To prevent the rail from creeping, a spike WATER MOTOR—SECTIONAL VIEW. may be passed through a… … many other water works stations, a kind of service for Sa EVARTS’ which the most efficient machinery is always sought. Many printing offices throughout the country use the stopped or started with very slight effort. The im- GLYNN’S RAILROAD SLEEPER AND CLAMP. provement has been patented by Mr.…

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