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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 5 (February 1878) (1878)

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. perceptibly checked. heavily ' laden passenger coaches, one baggage and two Fig. 4 shows the middle of the eclipse and the points of More care is required in these singeing frames than in the freight cars. The first span was crossed in safety, but when worsted combing frames, because of the… … to which theyare likely to be subjected, and adopted a factor for some of its most valuable remedies. In conjunction with of safety of 6 besides, that even a double line of locomotives Pelletier, Robiquet, and others, he discovered strychnia in first and last contact of the moon with the earth's…

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