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

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numbers as to fusal of a quarter of a dollar from the captain of the boat. GEEHAET'S IMPEOVED WAGON BEAKE. make no appreciable difference in the immense number that Considering the number of locks on the canal between Buf- It is nearly as severe labor for horses to hold back a load visit the… … GERHART'S WAGON BRAKE. rear axle, as shown, its short arm being on the from the fact that of more than a million pups tax, and, when refused, involve a Still more serious loss— Bide of the link, B. Its long arm is joined by the link, F, annually leaving the islands, not one third return to them in…

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