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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 2 (January 1882) (1882)

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other. Another point has been example, sawmills are made by this company so simple and to make it possible for any machine shop to make repairs I roof to floor. The boiler yard, smith shop, brass foundry, portable that the pioneer can transport them to his frontier cheaply, and not subject the… … ated with him as an equal which they are required. The BOILER SHOP. partner, which continued un- different kinds of machinery til his death in 1868. In conversation with Mr. Lane, ing the engine or any of its parts to the builder for repairs. funished by this company are intended to meet such wants…

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