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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 3 (January 1870) (1870)

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the ground and the continuous rail, both ex- Our engraving is a perspective view of the fagot. Three others as the " Cow Killer." cellent conductors of sound, assisting in carrying the vibra- different sorts of bars, A, B, and C, are rolled and laid togeth- I herewith send you an outline of all I… … ry in the rolls, and both the congregative; they never even " hunt in couples," but are process of manufacture and HAYWARD & LEES' IMPROVED RAIL FAGOT. invariably found roaming about singly—hence the name of the laying of the rails after " Wandering Jew." They are remarkably deliberate in all…

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