f the blood. The part, A, has on its outer end a projecting head having, ervoir is a perforated cup-like strainer held in place by a wire The blood is thus the true fuel for both the chief forms of for one-half of its circumference, a lip, B, with an inside cir- secured in its center anc bearing… … filled with oil the sponge prevents it from running out of the cannot be placed inside the room forthis purpose. And, then, by a left hand thread on its inner surface, engaging with a little pipe at the bottom when the carriage is at rest. When it is not unfrequent that the blind, secured ina…
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