The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-02
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places must have good drsught; unless
there Is, q good clear fire cannot DO OBJ
tanned,
Natural gas Is a hydrO-CsFbon gas, and
must have plenty Of air, or rather the OK
yQen from the air, TO make perfect conn
bustion and o bright fire, Don't bs too
csreiul about keeping air out OF the room,
as the air is Just rs essential 70 make tue
gas burn rs It Ia for US 10 breath 1t 70 hVe'
DON'T SPARE THE AIR.
1.-THE Ere presents blue, dull color
open the door and let the air in, To
change the blazs to q bright, golden hus,
sprinkle a tesspooniul OF salt over the fire.
Should the blaze appear under the CRATE
in the mixer, turn of the gas for minute
and open the door or window
and pet more air in the room.
The appearance Of the p1aze
below the crate is evidence that the fire
wants more air, and has Travelled to the
source Of supply to obtain 1t, Should the
gas 20 out, turn of the gas openings into
tne crates and keep them closed until you
know the gas is on, Have a little coal
ready TO use IN case the gas gives out,
which can be done without injury to the
Gas burners, Most families keep one
crate for coal, to bs fred In case OF emer'
venCy. Some people have objected to the
Tlse ii natural gas, as they had been in.
formed that it would dirty the walls. !
am sure II they will inquire into such
cases they will hnd that Il the report be
rue the dirt comes from Q chandelier,
where the gas was being used rs an illu'
minator, and not from the CRATE. It ID
not a clean or pleasant light, especiallyin
summer, when used as an illuminator,
Natural gas has about nine candle
power, or about one.hRll the strength oil
tho ordinary manufactured gas, as an IL.
lumInator, and twenty-five percent more
power for heating purposes; consequently
twice US much OF 1t must bs used to Obtain
the same degree Of light, and you would
have q pro rata excess Of heat as you
would from manufactured gas.
DON'T HAVE TOO MUCH HEAT,
Others have raised objections, rs they
| had heard It would spoil furniture. II
there are such cases, it was because they
| IL ~, ..,,aL look a. / hal ,yorn,n6 kI,af,
hau 700 tnuCn nes.' aia HaI TSaou sLe y
mouse " IN e&Ieu 't H 5o u0tU'e ,sa; Hneo
py Soal nte. IN In ISeS wv r yVIh baat i.on
ANY, your nSat.n Wy" 'VS o m LIZA I ~,
thls conySvu' 'ue" oa II an s' har,, i ns
and safe in the house as city gas. The ga
now in the city Is the Of! gas, and can b
GsGSa ~ sn ,'o npe ss 1t my sbo|J ~
beld responsIbIs, as Ithers can be no sccI
dents II the pipes are properly ADJUSTED
and tested by an air pump.
IN THEEITclEN.
Some nj the great pleasures In the use
NJ thia VRa are In the Kitchen. We AL
know the fear OF mines bursting, when the
msrcpry ia al zero. and the Ore out in the
kitchen. No euch trouble can arise wher
"oS ' "a used 4 little blezs can be Kent n
tSo stova or yanUo TO Vuard against ali
s nC occidents Rrldoe2 COOS to had tr
sI tgM s",InIIv and sweetIy dreams Of the
| .,ICasnEos IN 1tore for herirlonds, in down.
/. irsIsnd. Wien tilev are bIest witt
trodden "a tho Grin IL The arpspinp
Home'Ru!e, b; txken from their
and exacting land'lS. $50 sItb A lIrhi
threats, and she Will awake ~.
heart to go to her WORK ID . CoHloEtapI.
room, with no lear OIL pursuing pipes, OF
an explosion from waIet-oaOK, OF nHYine
to incur the displeasure o. the poss Oh INT
house, on account oil a late DreaKIas|
v,r,,,,,rruvvu ursr COME TuIs WAY.
NA"oFNO4UAA"o ~'Dl - 80 -.
l have, perhape' occupieu NUTS ''lnV
than / should have done In speaking upon
th;a ambient and | mugt conclude with
once more extending my congratulations
to the people, OF wheeling. ,.,, A.
ansfS G tEa ~ ,esrIoyy ' wI concentrttS
The great bulE Of the manufacturing in.
dustrles Of the country, and Wheeling Ia
within those ilml'si %itain ms SIZE dis'f tS!
%l ~ snS sait Snt or nv UroJncts for
tO Ud0 e|nortation az wall and Wheel.
;nH Iii, T hd a nsrt ~ ,h;s worId's ,nsrtst
"S WI o;t;,Sn ~ pittsbrrSh Il migSt he
.hom S T Son1d la isSlo"s nj n rival com.
nv ~ soroi sIysyto"eS. hnt Il matteru
nI S , wSothpr pittshn,1S nnnsyes WhseI.
~" ~ Whoo,;nS onnsxsa pIItshmyoh mai.
,r si " ~, iii In hi rn tLo Srsotast mann mr.
ira sGS W." ,.nn,ist,on tyiIbIn tbs bonnJov.
iss So " NJ P prppSnction tbat the world bss
aa az and thS rh"la nation be bene d tted
SnT Ho s srVo vsnsncs M or natural
formations n ,s ST nav direct T. in Tho cities
towns 'I or viiIacca Il viii bo ons in inter.
eat one IN promoting tho wsalLh and
fame nj the nation. Wdistinct AZ the hi,
lows vet ona "a Tho sss y and the interesi
Of one will be the intereSt OF all-the in.
terest Of our whole people.
,rror, ,,co,
r,,o, n.,,hh .han nro.on.od 1,d,o
1ohn Iaooh ~ tsa Cironit Const
Josu - "a o%'o NJ, ~ L",.ot.s SS III .,,,
Judge CScoD pA'u ~ ne looLeu over I'LL,
crowded audience no thought he could
safely say, 1--WE are all here" 1t was
aim, thst tho neonIe ohould oome ont
Tina r 10 to' c ms each other nm m
s s forward sten In this S ace n nro".
%e SS' and 10 thank Tho public spirited man
Who had niSced this great boon at orr