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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 15 (October 1880) (1880)

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ls have similarly taken fire in ' per cent even in those Ohio River and Mississippi River cities used for grain, and swings up out of the way when the car piles exposed to dampness; but there is no instance on record that have coal mines within fifty miles of them by rail. So is used for goods. The… … money every year than all they now re- of destruction to railway cars. The draw- Pig. l.-HIBBERT'S GRAIN-CAR DOOR. ceive for their crops, and it will create head, A, is slotted to receive the crossbar, linos of commerce and develop wealth B, and its inner end, D, is guided between of the loss of a…

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