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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 14 (October 1883) (1883)

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ct that it is the first of the Christmas it is gone, leaving the cavern warm and dry till beams in the elevator well in the usual way, and is sup- kind held in America, the high position occupied by Ameri- spring returns, when the ice forms anew! Ice has also been ported by a wire rope secured in… … collars formed upon them near the wheels, as shown at the tions in combination in Mr. Allen's well, making the water WHITELY'S SAFETY STOP FOB ELEVATOBS. left in Fig. 1. Upon the adjacent parts of the axle and be- in it remain unaffected by common climatic changes. It is tween the collars is fitted…

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