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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 15 (October 1889) (1889)

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, this water is passed signed for heavier work. The illustration also shows through a coil of pipe in a drum, B, in which steam motives and cars, to be entirely supported by the a method of attaching scissors, which may be provided from one of the engines exhausts by means of the rails, and by… … a peep hole at the observer's end. The standard is LADD'S REPLACING FROG. forked at its upper end, and to the under side of the sighting tube, where it is hung in the forked part of herewith, and has been patented by Mr. Joseph J. the standard, is attached a segment of a gear wheel, Ladd. To the…

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