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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 24 (December 1881) (1881)

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there is a slot for receiving the tongue. 100 lb. Her best run was 402 miles in a day; but it is be- The upper edge of the wrapper is slit to form a series of which, when slid outward, holds the jaws closed. lieved she will, before long, make 440 miles. This invention was lately patented by James… … arms then move upward and deposit the slick, department by electric bells and furnished with HEW BOTTLE WRAPPER. having the paper over it, on rack-bars above in electric lights. The smoking room, ladies' bou- front of pawls attached to slide-bars. A loop of doir, social hall,and card rooms are…

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