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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 7 (August 1874) (1874)

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erland, but loEg resident in New York, tented a novel form of balloon, the main object of which is they apply to railway cars, or be exposed to comment and to prevent accidents due to bursting while in the air. In- is now at home, laboring to procure the passage of patentlaws criticism, such as may… … being also the case with numerous agricultural implements, becoming saturated with cold rains during winter, or from stead of making a single globe, he constructs the body of the not to speak of household machines. To a western man, Mr. being desiccated during dry summer weather. If a portion…

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