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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 12 (March 1895) (1895)

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ufactured from molasses, ring by means of a flexible cord from different parts of a room, as from a bed, a desk, etc., the cord terminat- corn, etc., or from almost any substance that will fer- ing in a pear-shaped button. By using a buzzer in- ment. The material is first passed through a ferment-… … connects to the flooring of the headings by means of the receiving tank it is pumped into casks and left to CONNOLLY'S ELECTRIC SIGNALING DEVICE. stand for about 12 hours. To make the low wine work a number of arms. Through each heading midway between the copper heads and sides of still is a 3 inch…

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