Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-22
Chicago Times.
4 STARTLING INVENTION,
A New and Wonderful Disc Oyery
for Producing Heat and
Light without Fuel.

On yesterday we were shown what
promises to he the most wonderful in
venTlOn OF the age, and one which
promises to revOIutiOniZe our entire
domestic aud commercial economy. 1t
Is nothing less than substitute for
tuelt produced at comparatively no ex-
Pense, aud by the application of the
simplest scientific contrlvance. The
invention is denominuted the HYDRO
carbon burner and gas-generator. By
the application of the invention.
ordinary coal-Oil and water may he
made to produce heat enough to run
an engine, propel machinery, heat q
cuOking-stOvc, illuminate mansion.
or perform any other result usually
accomplished by means of wood or
coal. 1t is all entirely safe aud practic-
able method, and it can he easily Illus
trated to any one who will call on the
inventor, Mr.. a. j, Grnin, or the
agent. J. &. Clark, at No. 81 West
Madison street. By its use the most
ditlicult mechanical problems of the
age are destined to be solved in the
future. The burden of ras monupolies
will he abolished, aud the new system
of generating heat from water and oil
Will astunish the scientist as we'll as
the unscbo cooled and undiscinlined
mind. The process is not complicated
or mysterious. il is simply the result
which overwheims the mind with its
wonderful possibilities. Prof. Ken
dali, the wtll-kDOwn chemist, who
has experimental with this invention,
says that by the use Of it he was en-
ahled To produce all the fire Il 10 the
cooking, washing, and ironing for xix
persons, for seven days, for 80 cents
The apparatus burns from oup-fOurth
tn sevtn-eights, as much water rs it
does any comhustible fluid, and pro-
duces result which cannot fail to fill
every one with AmaZcment who wit
nesses its operations. For household
purposes IL is uncXcelled. There is no
dust or filth. smoke or disagreeable
scent about il, Gas can be furnished
from any cooking stove for iIlumin-
ating "A house for 50 cents per thousand
feet. The light produced is clear,
bright, and steady, far superior in
quality and Illuminating properties to
the ordinary gas produced from coke.
which cnsts from So to 8. 30 per thou |
sand feet. The attachment ran be
made To any ordinary stove, range, or
furnace or motive power with entire |
ly satisfactory results. This invention |
only needs to be examined to ave its |
merits fully appreciated, Capitalists |
and persons desiring from curiosity or |
other motives to see the invention in |
operation are cordially requested to |
call and witness its results. A patent |
has been procured, and the inventor, /
a very eminent scientific gentleman.
Is now prepared to enter the field and |
capture the public with an invention
obvious on sight aud more useful to /
civilized man than could be the reali-
zatiuu of the widest dreams created |
toy the alleged claim of the Kelley
motor, which have heretofore created
so much comment and interest in the
public mind. The simplicity and
of this apparatus can be
determined on sight, and it is destined
To go into general use AS soon as its
merits become known to the public -
IL has been examined by scientific
men, ana the principles of its fOuuda
ion have been pronounced sound and
In accordance with chemical science
It's discovery il more valuable to man
K ind than the alchemist's stone By
means OF 1t the sutierings of the poor
viii be ameliorated, aud their hard
ships assuaged. The inventor of cheap
fuel may indeed be called benefactOr
10 his kind. and the blessings of the
world viii follow him. The genuine
hess and utility of this great and USE
ul invention are destined soon TO be-
come acknowledged by the world at
large, for truth is irresistible.