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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 6 (February 1873) (1873)

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s of broader gage, Stewart's letter, published on page 36 of our current vol- , •<«.-» at twenty miles or more. How far this fact is due to the di- ume, and states that the marine camel has already been in- IMPROVES SELP CAB COUPLES. minished gage is an interesting question. The weights of vented… … bar, B. Through an orifice in the upper ho- The traffic is very light. They run two rizontal portion of the latter, the pin, E, daily trains each way, the mail and the mixed. passes. This pin is of any ordinary descrip- The schedule times for the trains are: The tion, and its head is countersunk in…

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