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Scientific American, Volume 56, No. 9, February 26, 1887

GAS ENGINES.

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Best in principle, workmanship, and materials. An unequaled small Motor adapted to all uses. When the motor is not at work, the expense of running it ceases. Simple, Safe, Economical, Durable. No extra insurance. Four sizes: 1 H. P., ½ H. P., 1 man power, and Dental Engine. These Engines are especially suited for Gasoline Gas for country use.

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