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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 3 (January 1895) (1895)

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rade is becoming so serious a mat- guided movement, being provided with the usual ter, says Railway Engineering, that some kind of a thumb latch to engage the rack. A second lever, surgical operation seems necessary to restore their i pivoted on a rear standard, is pivotally connected at sight. Nor… … lethargy at no distant date by the electric railroads. The latter have a suitable power for high speeds, and BEER'8 MILL AND CONCENTRATOR FOR TREATING DANOS AND HAYDEL'S SUGAR CANE CULTIVATOR. the desire on the part of the populace for rapid transit AND AMALGAMATING ORES. already has and will…

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