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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 16 (October 1886) (1886)

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ke of the streets a vehicle of this nature will be of marked value, par- woodworking establishments. His steady, cautious ticularly for riding over rough roads, or where ordinary | nature led to promotion, and a part of his duty re- beyond their rights of travel—ordinances which could vehicles… … prevented his receiving a rear of the horse. This STILLMAN'S "SADDLE SULKY." terrible fall. And this man, form, the inventor claims, like hundreds of others, prevents very largely the takes a pride in showing his fearlessness in the pursuit for the purpose of keeping the streets open to free and…

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