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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 247

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NEW LIGHTING APPLIANCE IT is a curious fact that the more artificial light isused in our homes and business places the morethe eye requires. Before the introduction of electri-city there seemed to be sufficient light from the otherilluminants in use, but with the advent of this myster-ious current… … this purpose. It is equipped with a No. 3 burner andNo. 3 or 1) wick, has hinge action for trimming andcleaning, and a patent device by which it is readilyadjusted to burn from four to twenty hours. The font, which is removable and can be taken indoors toclean, fill, etc., holds three pints of oil.…

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