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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 20 (May 1884) (1884)

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ventive genius, are apt to gain their confidence, and too the engraving have their bearings against superimposed It is reported that the French Academy of Sciences has wheels which are so placed as to bear upon opposite sides of often this confidence is abused. Any respectable and reput- just… … HcCONNELL'S CAB TBUCE lower part of Fig. 1, and detached in Fig. 3, pounds. The fall of another meteorite, ■which in is turned by a key to a position in which it its descent wounded a man, was also reported; will not interfere with the movement of the tum- the journals of the axles above their…

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