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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 16 (October 1873) (1873)

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rikes a pro- connected together by jection, L, between the means of a long rope, rails and underneath B, which passes up the car. The spout and around the grooved which valve, E, when wheel, C. The latter shut, closes is thus corresponds in diame- thrown open, and con- ter to the distance be-… … their inertia and the The principle in- friction of the mechanism. Beneath the platform volved in this novel invention is capable of a of each vehicle is arranged a tank, D, Fig. 3, wide and general application, and from its use which is provided with an opening and spring a material saving is…

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