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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 26 (June 1891) (1891)

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ets in to the lever which opens alternately the valves at the may be quickly changed, so that the vehicle may be Cholon. Unfortunately the father was away and so cylinder ends, at the time the piston is at or near the driven rapidly where the road is easy, or less speed with were the sons, who were… … CHINESE FIGURES FROM ANNAM, FORMED BY TRAILING VINES. BIGELOWS BICYCLE. enameled eyes. Perhaps the most curi- ous of all were little dolls representing Chinese ladies and mandarins. The head, the hands, forms the subject of a patent issued to Mr. Frank R. end of its stroke, and previous to the…

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