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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 10 (September 1867) (1867)

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shown that the igniting point of the oil is one hundred degrees of the side and bottom projecting flange is broken away to to no other foreign exhibitor, and it is considered certain that Farenheit. The great source of mischief, however, is the use expose the working parts. Through a tube reaching… … top to bottom is passed, on one side, a wire shaft having a worm gear, A, on its top for working the wheel, by which the wick is raised or lowered, as on an ordinary kerosene are bent into hooks at their outer ends. The long end of the lamp. By turning the thumb-wheel, B, under the bottom, lever is…

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