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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 19 (May 1880) (1880)

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leaner in any of The invention consists in several air chambers, A, pro- vided with inwardly opening valves, C, which may bc'tbe empty locomotives, By an arrangement of this kind content with the homage of the ignorant. No paternal and wise government extended over him the protection operated… … The work of the inventor is not, then, as the Boston lowing extract from a letter from a master mechanic ROSE'S LIFE PRESERVER. Journal of Commerce further adds, merely to devise in that region to the Bailroad Gazette: and calculate—to dream and imagine—but to demon- " At this end of the road,…

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