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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 4 (July 1898) (1898)

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a mining is a fa- attachment by which an ordinary bicycle can be used a canopy top and movable leather curtains, mounted upon a railroad track, the bicycle running upon one miliar topic of the day among all classes. The on four wheels-by platform springs. With the seats in, wealthy are turning to… … ranged to be surrounded by ice : the top and cur- porting ore to mills and smelters remote from the A BAILBOAD ATTACHMENT FOB BICYCLES. tains, moreover, are of canvas instead of leather; mines, are drawbacks on the desert. More water will but leather padded litters replace the canvas stretchers…

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