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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 13 (March 1875) (1875)

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ve broken thousand tuns are frequently deposited in a single store- speed of 14 miles an hour daily with a freight train : total, house. the raft into single cakes, which, as they reach the slope, 84 miles daily until it had run 14,000 miles, when it became The storehouse buildings are composed of… … brush. Then, with ice plows, weight for general use. If ad- the men mark out the ice in ditional power is required with suitable squares (86 by 22 a snow plow on heavy freights, Fig. 2.-THE STEAM ICE ELEVATOR. 1nches), cutting the groove rather increase the number of engines than the weight of them…

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