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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 23 (1885) (1885)

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he subject is one which deserves serious well understood to interfere with the proper cut- consideration; but we are unable to follow him in his ting. small, and the air space consequently large, the igni- figures. He seems to have forgotten the fact that the All the shafts on the shears are of… … supply the finest than the coarsest; a meter not exceeding 0°04 in. dime or two a pair will cover the odds. The wick used should be of a.soft tex- Now, under these circumstances, it is ture and loosely plaited. It should fill difficult to comprehend why anybody the entire space of the wick holder,…

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