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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 20 (November 1861) (1861)

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It is a source of constant annoyance to personsriding in city railway cars to be keeping a perpetuallookout for the streets at which they intend to stop.The same perplexity is experienced by persons travel- Iuj. 2 … ing on extended lines of railways in watching for theseveral stations, especially If the conductor (as it notunfrequently happens) is somewhat husky in voiceand shouts out the name of each station in an un-known tongue. The accompanying figures represent a front and backview of one of the many…

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