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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 6 (February 1888) (1888)

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t long and 2 feet in diameter, with heavy then completing a day's work of eleven or twelve hours, order is issued for each train, repeated, and " O. K.'d," ends screwed in, was attached to the biggest well. The often more, in making out the daily reports. This is cylinder had been subiected to… … A BEHABKABLE BAIL'WAY WBECK-NEW YOBK, LAKE EBIE, AND WESTEBN B.B. A writer in the Building News (Lon- used to carry water, and a pipe from don), referring to a report issued from it will lead through the regulator the Foreign Office, which he claims contained nothing to have arisen from train 18…

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