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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 3 (1866) (1866)

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, but it has the oil, from the inability to supply the flame with never before been put to practical use. Should this together quite a sum of vexation. sufficient oxygen, thus requiring the use of a chim- The improvement illustrated herewith is designed prove successful, it will double the value of… … which are secured in their Our attention has been ADAIR'S KEROSENE CHANDELIER. expanded form by a circu- called to a very able paper lar plate, G@. The spur, H, on this subject by James works eccentrically, entering the wick and, by a slid- vention in order, for the development of the South, C.…

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