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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 2 (July 1899) (1899)

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ears in combination tion of which appeared in the Scientific American by taking the men to the exact location of every signal, of December 24, 1898. The top of the dome is 390 feet with some other. The applications of the lantern are but the same thing may be accomplished by making so varied that… … assumes the oblique position, as indicated by the knot holes is stuck conveniently upon the same end of Weight carried by Btirrup. Weight carried on chair. lower arm. The lower arm governs a track of less im- the seat. HOW FLAGSTAFFS ABE FAINTED. portance than the main track and is operated in the…

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