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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 25 (December 1881) (1881)

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consumption of when there was so much of it as would equal the weight of chosen, so that the tallow might harden quickly and evenly, the best of these candles. A very large proportion of the seventy-two pence, he caused the chaplain to make six and if the attic supply gave out in the midst of warm… … pounds annually, Candles are still the staple illuminating SCRAPING OFF SURPLUS. States and Territories of the Pacific slope, vance of the tallow chandler's art. Aided the high temperature of the mines de- by ah these appliances, a workman could dip probably three or four thousand manding a very…

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