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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 1 (1896) (1896)

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ers, one of whom must be behind white flakes of aluminum hydroxide. The reazent the hub of a spring-pressed bell hammer, and a pro- the other. In the bicycie which we illustrate it is pro- has no action upon alcohol and ether, but it reacts jecting tooth on the hub is engaged by a curved. spring… … her place on the lowe 000 francs. Italy will, BICYCLE FOR TWO. saddle. The machine however, grant for 99 is then pulled back to years an annuity of through a tubular easing in one side of the handle, an upright position and the second rider mounts by 3,000 frances per kilometer for the portion of…

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