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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 14 (1895) (1895)

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rdinate. He has been this difficulty it has been proposed to attach a magnet brother. The latter’s advance in his chosen field will be in front of the forward wheel, with the object of pick- used to regard himself as a brilliant young gentleman ing up the tacks as the machine rolls along. steady,… … equipped with nothing tle less compression than THE MAGNETIC BICYCLE. beyond a common school there was before. In nine- education, a sound mind, teen cases out of twenty, and an ambition to work, dozens are now independent gait is slow and plodding, formed in the painful school says the Safety…

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