Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
Economy Brilliamcy
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II can be FILLED, TRIMMED. aud LIGHrKD vith.
.ut removing the snA, J. or CHIMNEY, and has
many other Valuable innlr vennents.
We have . lsrge assortment Of Chsnde}isrs and
Hanging LAMPS, brackets. and Table Lamps also
IVES PATENT ATTACHMENTS, which coheists ot IN
improved Shade or Globe viii Chimney and Feeder
burner, conveniently combined and made applicable
to any common TIA lie Lamps and Gas Fixtures slready
10 use, thus giving to tAem the Aivs tnges of lighting
diiins. &c, with tut removing the Shade or Chimney.
lireat eavisg Of Glass as well -
Our Shades and Chirneys never need be handed ex.
cept Tor cleaning, and are Of course, less exposed TO
b~reaknge than In the old fashioned lamps, where the
chisnmeys broken cost nearly - much ~ the ~ con-
0nrOur Chiunsys ere made 10 Order o. eUrgRIOR
CRYeT L GIL asS, are selected and fitted. and ae pos
broken % easily - common OAimsess.
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These cons,eeaaacsy sstiess. s1tsaete from letters,
ing the short tsne ssr Hangs have I cen hsobre the pub
lc. white their sup:riosiy seems 70 be Appreciated
vossd call special attsntisn q What y saA ~ pcesn .
residing in citses and whO, having been aecnseened ~
the use Of ga can judge u tLet comparative sxesa-
from n. 9. Bowe ', Esq. Publisher II the independent
Since our gas bursers were removed aud your LAMPS
attached In sheir place. We "a . brilliant yes mellow
lighe, fa8 superior 10 what re have 81 endare9" kefe4,.
lore. We have six'een y y il use. and ali vssk veil.
From Or Carroll Dunhsm lrvinston. n. Y. ,es
For ue 10 the study. an p rticulasIy with . micro.
scope. u Il far super .or 70 any lamp or Ias burner !
have ever seen. I long e gave up the uss Of gas 10
Trum Tovier . wel,s. PAsssc,oelyts. New Yers.
We ore aOv using ths nsv light Ia our esablshmeat.
A. ecseomy. II is d gsther m fav = Of petsolssm.
*hen harmed In The lves Patent L mp, Witch We like
bet er than any We have ever used.
From !. Q Pike, Esq.,, 81. Lo 10 MO-
GsSfs:-l sm well sa.isd 4 with your lamps. e.
work veil IN my fsseaas Who have seen the improve
mcutose dsti0htsd = u T. s4 Nsl
n m Brig. Gen. WIN. Hall, New Ysrk.
pensivs siAs ~. 4 ! 30 ss1iEes IL, W e1psess .
TO adopt them throughout ur factory.
Prom ProG. Eaton, Packer Institute, Brooklyn.
GsH's:-I have used our J amps At my residence In
the country and am very mach ? sassd with them. For
think them uassrpesssi ~ anything l bavs sen.
From y = Mason, North American Fire Insurance Co I,
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and the most comfortable isht to read or wri:e ~ that
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know i 10 be rhs ssr. and Z think Il 10 The most
econ omicA light l ever had.
vron James buell.. Pres Q ! the lmp.A Traders Beas.
= peca.ese . light pssessases 70 ~ - tAae -
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