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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 8 (February 1872) (1872)

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rmation, are sup- translate the following article from Le Genie Induslriel, a well known Parisian scientific magazine, the new process being horses can step over it. These couplings and angles cause posed to be those of a mastodon. There are two ribs nearly the discovery of M. M. Langlois and… … shown in Fig. 2—the working ber or irum of lead, into which, if HARBISON'S MOUNTED HORSE POWER. position—up to, and held in, it be necessary, a small jet of What would give strength to the supposition that the bones the position shown in Pig. 1, during transportation from place steam can he turned.…

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