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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 15 (October 1875) (1875)

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Butcher, of 43 Center street, hours before the actual breaking out of the storm. In cold Fig. 1, and a sectional view of the device is given in Fig. 2 this city. It is a miniature locomotive and The body of the tie is made of a rolled tender, containing every portion found in the iron girder of T… … Patent Agency, May 11, 1875. For further Velocity—Effects of Its Increase and information address the inventor, Mr. Henry Arrest. REESE'S RAILWAY TIE Reese, 209 W. Pratt street, Baltimore, Md. Mr. F. J. Bramwell, C. E.,in a paper read at weather the liquid is rendered milky by the multitude of the…

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