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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 19 (1899) (1899)

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ss, which, if we do, we shall be astonished at the attached to either rear wheel, and every provision is rapid strides being made in our midst by science in this made for automatic adjustment for the turning of its most attractive manifestation, appealing to the pre- corners or the turning of the… … production of a self-propelling ma. cyclist, just as he may recommend hy- WOODS’ VICTORIA HANSOM CAB. chine. The company is thoroughly dropathic treatment, although he may well equipped for the manufacture of know but little about the various com- horseless carriages, and every part of binations of…

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