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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 5 (July 1881) (1881)

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ently, Grothaus, of Borem, Texas. have a greater responsibility resting upon them than that which rests with the freight men. Indeed the life of a freight brakeman is a precarious one. NEW BAND SAW MACHINE. Some insurance agents, in some parts of the country, do not This machine is new in design,… … CLARK'S AUTOMATIC CORK EXTRACTOR. Tin In the Sierra Madre, California. CLEMENT'S BANS SAW MACHINE. The Commercial, of Los Angeles, Cal., reports that an a table, shelf, or counter, and is operated by the lever assay of tin ore from the mine discovered near Pomona, is distributed so as to obtain…

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