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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 8 (February 1887) (1887)

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d terminals. No. 624 left the station with a train of freight cars to Where there are underground metallic pipes, such as question concerning the fitting of lightning conductors haul to the junction. Just above Elgin Street, Driver for public schools and other large buildings. It ap- water, gas, or… … A REMARKABLE COLLISION AT LINDSAY, CANADA. then long trenches leading away from the building the minister that it was necessary in a particular case was only a few yards away at the time. Driver Mcin- should be dug, deep enough to reach moist ground, to connect all the iron stairs and other…

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