Art.

 1 1| repairing all the machinery in mills that were driven by the
 2 4|     iron foundries to the corn mills, from the corn mills to
 3 4|      corn mills, from the corn mills to the cotton factories,
 4 8|     drive rolling and slitting mills, polishing machines and
 5 8|        92 of those into cotton mills, he would have been entirely
 6 8|    hear that there are so many mills erecting on powerful streams
 7 8|     use were to be confined to mills that were already employing
 8 8|        fire-engines will drive mills, but I entertain some doubts
 9 8|       to the driving of cotton mills, in every case where the
10 9|      summer it might fail, the mills stopped work, and men, women,