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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 22 (November 1876) (1876)

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are so arranged that the ope- the rafters and the bevels of their ends. The instrument watertight case, C, of galvanized iron, surrounded, except at ration of hanging the loop rod, C, upon a wheel of the alarm may be used without a square, by having lines drawn upon the top and bottom, by water.… … If the enamels employed in this country are similar nor swing lighted gas brackets against the wall; nor to those in Europe, as they probably are, our readers geay'8:fieeproof safe. leave small children in a room where there are matches should be cautious in using vessels coated with them. or an…

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