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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 10 (March 1875) (1875)

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t the exertions standards toward the handle so as to cause the parts to bind more especially those who have seen many years of service, gone through, great as they are, do not only not affect the in the holes, thus securing iron anil handle firmly together. and are trusted with fast and express… … than anything that ever moved on the face of the earth, ex- lid. 2 cept a cannon ball. There are men of birth and education, who, properly trained, act occasionally as engine drivers—a well known instance of the kind exists on one of our south- ern lines—and they confess that there is an excitement…

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