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

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ling the candles draw up with them wicks for the worthless, and was run off into the sewers. I from the end. When the cakes issue from this process next pouring, and in falling back into position pull the When the French chandlers first began the manufacture wicks taut and into place through the… … A MOULD. liquid grease, into a room on the plug from the chute immediately over the top pan. When part or bead resting against the inner surface thereof, ground floor. Here there is light this is full it overflows at the front end by means of the whereas the prongs project above the flanges of the…

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