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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 18 (November 1872) (1872)

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arles Neames, Lock Box 293,New Orleans, La. at the end of the year aB when he began, he naturally growsdiscouraged, and work becomes irksome. The love of money may be, and without a question is, theroot of much evil, but It is also the germ of much good.Wherever it exists, there are cities,… … NEAMES COMBINED FIFE WRENCH AND VISE. lot of land is a small thing to have in possession. But the manwho earns a home by dayB work, finds toil Bweetened by theprospect of possession, and coming to it at length, even thoughit be humble, he is prepared to go on and accomplish betterthings in the…

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