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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 19 (November 1878) (1878)

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, ultimate skidding is a mat- make a dark, continuous, smooth line of about 1^ inch in branch or T pipes at intervals along its length, which is used ter of certainty. Hence it has been found that the pressure width. Blow off all loose particles. Shellac all parts ex- in connection with a socket… … DB. OEHUE'S BHEOSTAT. will allow it in that time to run one hundred by Mr. Edward C. Merryman, of Monkton, and fifty yards. If we conceive the obstacle Md. The object of this invention is to con- to be one hundred yards from the point at which the brake cept the black lines, and screw the thin…

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