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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 2 (January 1896) (1896)

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cannot subject of a patent issued to William J. Mellor, of margin enough for dismounting and making the ar- assimilate." As befits a plant with so remarkable an Langtry, Texas. The front and rear main wheels are rest. In the case of a cyclist who was obdurate, the origin and manner of growth, the… … deners' Magazine. ment of the handle bar the rider keeps the guide wheel in a proper forward or -«.«♦■«»» HELLOB'S BAILWAY TBICYCLE. The year 1895 was the nine hun- rearward position on curves, preventing dredth anniversary of the first ap- any binding of the wheels, and readily pearance of the…

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