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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 6 (1894) (1894)

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ed-reducing gear may be employed nated with boiling tar. The lightest and best type and at the same time they are readily ground when as desired. When the swabs are to be changed, or for racing is the one manufactured at Umea in Nor- duli; are capable of being adjusted so as to take irre- other… … miles). A groom who had been sent by his master to pany, of Greenfield, Mass. look for a horse traveled from Umea to Sundswall depressed, and may readily be fastened down witha (180 miles) in three days, his sled being loaded with a A SWEDISH SLED—THE SPARKSTOTTING. cord. The inventor of this…

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