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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 8 (February 1874) (1874)

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ade, scribed in the Engineer, is not a continuous brake, though the Phelps combination instrument. strongly resembles that of the turtle, but it has two long it may be fitted to every vehicle in the train. The tusks analogous to those of the walrus. Professor Richard Fig. 1. inventor prefers to… … the friction pulley, which is hung on a weighted which ally them closely to the lizard family. Huxley is of bell crank lever, is suffered to fall into contact with the fric- Wheatstone's automatic instruments are employed upon opinion that they wero provided with long tails . The pe- tion wheel on…

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