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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 25 (December 1895) (1895)

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, as shown in Fig. 1, liquid state, may then be easily poured off. The silver not to cut or wear the material of which the tire is the outer sides of the tread being engaged by the sides thus obtained is of a fine white color. The flux usually made. The improvement has been patented by Wil- of… … STEWART'S BICYCLE BRAKE. City, has grown up in the neighborhood of the mines, GROWNEY'S PNEUMATIC TIKE. at which lived the operatives engaged in trying to tion represents the device separately and as applied bands extend around the sides of the rim, and are con- solve their problem. As the expenses…

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