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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 11 (September 1890) (1890)

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xit, so that it may be made to turn upside down when and, returning immediately, will use the same crews avoid affecting the compass. On the port side of the it is desired to inspect the mechanism, or can even be with another tow of the barges, light or loaded with cabin forward, just aft of the… … spaces, through number of the NEW FORM OF TOWING STEAMERS. w^h i c h the me- most prominent chanism can be easily got at. Moreover, the distri- the handling of the barges, so that the steamboats will railway officials of this country describing the rules buting valves of the water under pressure…

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