subject ; but the heating of the concave piece of metal, at the inner end, which closes upon machinery, and the adherence of the residuum to the cylin- who has probably devoted as much time and expense to the candle, and the outer end is formed into a thumb-piece. ders employed, have thus far… … ring at the top of the grease cup which may be. unscrewed for convenience in cleaning. Its application to chandeliers where wax candles are used will also suggest itself. This invention is the conception of E. G. Ault, of Dundas, Rice Co., Minnesota, who may be addressed for the entire country. Mr.…
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