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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 2 (July 1880) (1880)

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then sa- the last car. In the engrav- turated with lime water, and ing the four secondary piles precipitation being thus ef- are united, but that does not fected, the water enters an- affect the working of the de- other tank with chlorate of vice. magnesia, and is ultimately The current of the… … a tendency hurtful to fish winding up of the brake life, and leaves an offensive ELECTRIC BRAKE FOR RAILWAY CARS. chains, and the brake shoes, and worthless deposit, while D D, connected with the short the effluent water.being in an arms of the levers, C C, are pressed against the tires of the…

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