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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 3 (January 1875) (1875)

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ignor's piano. Then all he has to do is to omnibuses and horse cars. I'ike the former, it requires no another operatic, and a fourtli dancing music, on as many listen until he gets tired, whfii, without apologizing to the tracks, nor the acquisition of a riglit of way, and in com- separate… … to the Seven Foot vein, Straps for support while in MURCH'S PATENT CHARIOT STREET CAR. the twin vein to the Mam- this position are provided. number of piano movements all over a <ity, so that the play- motli, is (,*J00 feet. The discrepancy is accounted for by A patent double reflecting lamp—a…

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