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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 22 (May 1890) (1890)

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ogging justment of the shaft bearing, even when the shaft is A mysterious Olive Disease. railway designed to be expeditiously and conveniently running, while vertical adjustment may be quickly A strange disease has broken out in some of the olive built in any lumber region from the materials at… … cause and cure has been learned from any HOLSTON'S LOGGING RAILWAY. of one hanger is attached a cable designed source. Prof. Coquillett has sent specimens to return the empty carriage, while a second of the leaves and wood to the department at Washing- nuts. For further information relative to this…

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