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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 18 (October 1869) (1869)

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uld make a chain of over 192,000 miles in extent, or nearly terprise, and to a large extent owes its existence to French have been correctly placed by the tenders. As switches are eight times the circumference of the globe. The whole of capital. now constructed, the tenders get the blame in all… … chine, and the " dynamometer," tion of the.foot lever and rock DOUGLASS' PATENT RAILROAD SWITCH a machine for constantly record- shaft .as shown in Fig. 1. The ing the strain nically the "core"—is a copper conductor of seven wires on the cable, contained all the improve- lateral movement being then…

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