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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 5 (February 1867) (1867)

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sipated by the wind, and insures its regular mechanical device. To the end of the pole, on the top is se- to repeal the prohibitory enactment. The cause of complaint dropping in such qnantities as the operator may choose. It cured by a bolt, two levers, C, which are connected with bars, is not that… … It is evidently a simple con- NARAMORE'S SLED BRAKE. trivance, efficient, and not liable to become deranged in of other states have secured a large increase of business by a using. Oifc advantage is, that the edges of the brake liberal distribution of passes among the freight shippers and are…

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