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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 21 (November 1889) (1889)

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med in the guard of the slide. These having been able to carry out the idea. shown at the exposition, one of the most curious and grooves gradually lessen the velocity of the water, and This idea of a sliding railway had about fallen into interesting was undoubtedly the sliding railway ope- a… … chines can be actuated through the use of the water- cessive rails, and that, too, despite the expansions and who had been Mr. Girard's colaborer, and who, after a falls that are so numerous in mountainous countries, the changes of level that always occur at such points few modifications in the…

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