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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 9 (August 1890) (1890)

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jecting downwardly. One of wardly extending shanks, united near the center by a with Grecian and round-headed forms best with these ends is turned up to form a clasp, and the lower spring, to permit of the tie bending without breaking. Gothic styles of architecture. This rule, however, part of the… … FELLOWS' BAILBOAD TIE. Over 600,000,000 tons of freight were handled during WEIDENFELD'S CTTBTAIN-FOLE BING AND FIN. the year. The cost of moving one ton one mile, on the flanges on their upper portion on which rest the chairs, adapted to be retained by the clasp. The helical por- average, has been…

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