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The locomotive engineer (1888) (14759951165)
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Identifier: locomotiveengine14hill (find matches)
Title: The locomotive engineer
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Hill, John A. (John Alexander), 1858-1916 Sinclair, Angus, 1841-1919
Subjects: Railroads Locomotives
Publisher: New York : American Machinist Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation
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i.rkc and always reliable. No eompll-cat(.() iiiiHr. F.asily understood. Dorable. UuDoi-.;i:iil. ROtStS VA-I^X-E CO, , TROY, N. V. The GENUINE LORDS BOILER COMPOUND, Which Isaokcowledged by antborltlesend accorded(be conQdenc« of the manataoturcrs throughont IbeInilril Stales Hud foreign countries, \s manDrac-tured exclusively by G W. Lord, pruclicel chcmUt andluvenior. Attention i* called to other parties, wbo,ihrorigb the appropriation of G. W. Lord s antiquatedpalvD. have deluiieii many maDufaeiurers Into pre-senting them wUh their order for Lords BoUer Com-pound- The use of the above formula, patented InIfWO by Mr. G. W. Lord, has been lone dbcontlnuedby him. owing t i bisdli^covery of many new chemical^wblob npon critical eipenment liave demonstratedtheir superiority. Lord.s Boiler Compound, manufac-tured at the present time, U an article grentlv supe-rior Vj the formula patented by Mr G. W Loni, Fordecr.-« o( Cur(, etc , addreSjj G. W, LORD, 380 CntonStreet, Pbliudrlphl:!, Pa.
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$1.00 per Yearor IOC a copy. Taking; Desperate Chauces, On one of (he fastest runs the country has heardof in some time, there wns a little side incidenl Ibat,had it been known back in the couches, wouldhave caused n stampede for the bell rope. Shorlly after starling, the engineer discoveredthat the bolt that holds the iniide pttir of guides lothe cylinder head was loose; be watched anxiously,knowing that a atop and a discouuect meant >ibad reputation for him as a flyer ; be came to theconclusion that the outside pair o( guides would A Mechanieal Feed-ivnter Purlfler forLocomoliTes. The device here shown ia an attempt lo take fromthe water used in locomotive boilers some of theimpurities by mechanical means. The designersdo not claim lu bandlc nil kinds of bad water, or toget all the impuriiies out of any water, but haveproven in practice that they can take out enoughmud and time to double the life of Hues and ex-tend tl;c period between washing out four or livetimes us long as for
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