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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 3 (July 1890) (1890)

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aking. round sticks or doweling T5j in. in diameter, paraffine, discovery of another pool containing a good supply of ♦<•»♦ (a paraffine candle will do), some strips of wood, and water to the westward of that first discovered, the Electrical Workers will Please Report. paint or varnish. entire… … unwinding. A number of rods will be re- Fig. 2.-R0PE GRILL FOR WINDOW, DOOR, OR HALL. ing into and troubling the water, which lat- quired. Partof the spindles should be wound ter is depicted by conventional zigzag and in a right-handed direction and the remainder in a left- readers of our articles…

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