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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 5 (January 1881) (1881)

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ative proportion York city. The invention consists of a cylindrical recepta- mountains and in the crowded omnibuses, is uncomfortable of double and single chain. This movement should find a cle, the upper half of which is pivoted on its longitudinal and even dangerous for infirm persons. The waters… … in this region is very expen- has been patented by Mr. sive. This inventor utilizes Nathan Scarritt, of Kansas MOUNTAIN RAILWAY SYSTEM-TRANSFERRING THE CAR. the powerful waterfall at La City, Mo. The invention Raillere, which, in connec- consists of a gate made in tion with gravity, constitutes the…

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