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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 18 (October 1885) (1885)

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, 100 miles by being connected with the braces by stout galva.nized reach to the ground, in order that the brakes may be wires, and the braces firmly holding uprights which water below the upper reservoir and 398 milas by water operated at any point during the descent of the car. above St. Paul,… … DAVIS' FIRE ESCAPE. BEAD'S IMPROVED FENCE. St. Paul. The accumulation of water in the upper reservoirs. Leech Lake and Lake Winnebigoshish, in As will be seen, this fire escape, the invention of Mr. 1885 has been very large, between 35,000,000,000 and bar or rod, which also supports the top rail…

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