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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 6 (February 1889) (1889)

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sul- a pair of brake shoes are eccentrically fixed to press dwarf its contents ; certainly even the largest exhibit against the laid rails, whereby one man may hold the phite supplies the fiber. This feature has so developed will look small compared with the dimensions of the of late that there is… … many, for paper mak- HERMAN'S TRACK LAYING AFFABATVS. ers find that it pays them very much bet- placer and let down therefrom to the roadbed. Across ter to use a good sulphite than go through the process the front of the car frame is bolted a metal bar from of sorting and cutting rags, which have…

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