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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 8 (February 1885) (1885)

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m the railways much less. They, like the oaks and firs of the island are beveled at the bottom to fit into grooves in the base upon which they have been- reared and bred, have be- with which to thoroughly test the various couplers which of the bed plate, in which they slide to and fro. Both are… … among them a most difficult task. There POWELL'S IMPROVED MITER BOX. seems to be no other way but to allow inventive genius and capital the same freedom to invent and manufacture and sell that is pieces have a slot cut through them near the bottom, allowed the universal American citizen. It may be…

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