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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 23 (June 1891) (1891)

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or there may have been a flaw in the full freights each way—coal and merchandise on the shaft. Great credit is due Captain Roggeveen and the appliances usually carried on board for emergen- up trip and wheat and flour going east. When the vast cies generally, or at least often, happen to be of the… … which drag so heavily upon their BE-ENFOSCED BT CHAINS AND CABLES. 1889, as given in Census Bulletin fixed ways. If, as then proposed, No. 62, was 97,535, while during revolving shafts were placed in the bed-ways, and the the year 1881 there were 56,205 treated, showing an A splendid example of…

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