de of ironmongers, whoare always on the look out for any speciality which is bothgood and reasonable in price, is a great evidence of the valueof the invention; but another proof is, the many spuriousimitations which, during the past two years, have been intro-duced on the market, and in some cases… … ^IMEAUl-T without any of the inconveniences of having a brittle outercasing constantly exposed to accident. The fire never comesin contact with the iron, consequently the heat is alwayswholesome and sweet. The position of the flue nozzle ensuresthat the products of combustion, sulphur, gas,…
