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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 4 (1901) (1901)

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ich motive power is furnished di- side beyond the house, and a four- horse team was attached at the ends rectly from the axle of the car. The first type is subjected to the mani- of each timber, there being thus fest disadvantage that the separate twelve horses on each side of the house. In… … Owing to the soft nature of the ground and fine gravel that are drawn along by the motion of the train. The drive difficulty was experienced on either consists of what is known as a flexible side of the crossing; but as the horses gear—a heavy elastic belt with YV- by this time had been trained to…

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