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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 18 (May 1894) (1894)

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sections adapted inclined tracks are upper and lower parallel tracks, the govenmient report on Indian railroads for the year upper tracks being narrower than the lower ones, and ending March 31, 1893, which has lately been issued, the car comes to a level at the point where it receives gives… … EOliBROOK'S EXTENSION LADDER FOR SLEEPING CARS. KURTZ'S ELEVATOB AND DUMP. the average was 247 persons.—J?n^. and Min. Jour. *<»»♦ ■■ -—— tracks without striking the upper tracks. The car is to slide upon each other. When swung outward the Smoke Prevention. ladder drops down nearly to the car…

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