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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 10 (March 1885) (1885)

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of which on the train was standing right over the crossing, evidently round part of the stud is a washer, beyond which the intending to put a few cars on our switch. I gave the end of the top prop bar'is loosely held by a nut, so as danger whistle, and tried to stop my train, but had to turn as the… … Surgical Reporter, the other day. In reply, the editor BOCK'S IMPROVED SHAFT TUGS. WITZEL'S SUPPORT FOR BUGGY TOPS. says that the only " hard colds " he ever suffered from were contracted by sleeping in rooms to which the so that when the top is raised the outer arm will also strap, and insures the…

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