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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 7 (August 1874) (1874)

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on. To workmen who, in the course of their labor, find of the boiler, and, on withdrawing the bolts, allowing the 4. Furniture and manufactures of general use in construc- it necessary to transport a kit of heavy tools from place group of tubes to descend into the fire box, whence it can be tion… … ever, represents 5 20 per cent of the expense of construction to place, the invention herewith illustrated will prove The requirements are that such machinery shall do as in the United States and but 4 75 per cent in England,which good and as cheap work as is now commonly done by horse quite…

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