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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 10 (September 1879) (1879)

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features of construc- folded flat upon the other, is the invention of Mr. Henry making up and towing a train of boats is shown in the front tion, whereby the gate is adapted for swinging in either di- Jungmann, of Madison, Wis. page engraving. The machinery for these boats is built by Mr.… … these instruments consists in a just out of sight in our Fig. 2.-SIDE ELEVATION OF CABLE TOW BOAT. platinum wire made incan- view are the Pound Works. descent by an electric cur- The large buildings on the rent. The white heat of this wire is taken up and made left of the locks are the Holly Works,…

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