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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 24 (1887) (1887)

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by siphoning, it is carefully lifted up as described, and the mouth, and lowered into the solutions in the test tube. To besure handle being drawn downward, the stem is cut by the thereis no dan- plates as they come together. The fruit is then con- that no air bubbles rise into the bend, it is well… … This invention has been patented by Mr. Henry G. FRUIT GATHERER. by suction the liquid is drawn up until it rises through Schramm, of Camden, N. J., who will furnish any the capillary tube, well into the larger one. The suc- This invention has been patented by Mr. Eugene further particulars. tion…

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