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DETROIT.

MANUFACTURED BY
THE E. INGRAHAM CO, BRISTOL, CONN., U. S. A.

**DIRECTIONS**—Be careful to set the clock in a *level* place; the beat of the pendulum should be *regular* and *equal*, and will be so if the clock stands *level*.

If the clock strikes incorrectly, raise the hanging wire on left side, and repeat raising until correct hour has struck.

**To SET THE ALARM.**—Turn the alarm dial to the right until the hour at which you wish alarm to ring (as indicated on the small dial), is just back of the hour hand, (no matter at what time the hour hand may be), then wind up the alarm spring in left hand corner of clock and the alarm is set.

The *long hand* is the *minute hand* when the *short hand* is the *hour hand*.

The speed of the clock may be reduced by means of the pendulum ball; if the clock runs too fast, lower the ball a little each day, until it runs right; if it runs too slow, raise the ball.