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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 13 (March 1867) (1867)

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into compartments, and the upper, clivity, by forcing it through tubes by a pump. forms of locomotion designed to diminish the resistance of to which access is had by stairs at each end, being on the It is the intention of the inventor to make a practical ap- gravity to the motion of heavy weights,… … FONTAINE'S AERO-STEAMER AND SELF-MOVER. to test its practibility. It was patented through the Scientific j appears to be too great a concession to individual comfort, as It is a combination of a gas of great levity with steam, hand, American Patent Agency, by J. A. A. Fontaine, M. D., whom yet; so…

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