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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 95, 21 January 1886, Page 4

T.HE LATEST AMERICA^ INVENTION.' "1 Hf^ VICTORY of ELECTRICITY. I — yince Eleelrii'iiy has been applied for lighting purposes, nil efforts of inVen-. tors have been directed to construct a lamp for general domestic use. The reason why this problem hns till now not been solved, is thnt, none of ihe inventors could rid themselves of the ideaJQrga.s'Jightiijg and .that all have adhered to the system o,f producing the I' lectficity in some central place, or by large machinery, instead of first laying 'down the principal that a Lamp popubir, ; must be portabJe, like an Oil Lamp, and ; contain 'tlie generator of Electricity in itself, *. c., in the foot of the Lamp. . The Norman Electric Light Co. has at last succeeded in completely realizing this ideal Qf Electric Lightning, and there is no doubt that this most important inIvention will bring .about a complete reylution in all branches of lighting. 1 Our Electric Lamp needs neither Maphinerg, Conductors, nor any, expensive •outlay, sind is neither complicated, nor jdisagreeable in manipulation ; all that is necessary is to refill it every four or five days Vk ith acid . The cost of lighting will fre as cheap- as gas : {% cents per hour), and Sit has before the latter the immense ad-., vantage of neither producing boat; smoke nor carbonic acid, owing to whicli the air is n6t iiripure<J, and remains at the "same 4egree of temperature. It is further, ab-,solu-tely inodorom, an^ oes not nce(^ to be kindled by match, or otherwise^ but simply by turning the key, thus avoiding \all ddkger of fire, explosion or suffocation, ;as in the case ot gas, if the key is .left, jopen ; and it must be conceded lhat this ■advantage alone is invaluable. It- is further preferable to any fEpv^fkm<i,o f lighting; for the following reasons : — - --(.1.) Its. manipulation is so simple that aqy child can. keep it in order. . ' (2.) that the Lamp is portable, and can be removed 'like an Oil Lamp, from one place to another. (8^ Jhafc it neither , .requires the dis-^ .agreieable fikihg of'tlie tvick,' of the clelin- 1 ,me olfcbe cylinder, as in the case of Oil j Lamps. (4.) That the light produced is a soft and imsbftietidj ons.f that, ft nerer flioiciers*, frfdtheTfl^M ihbugiibiping equal "in in power of lighting to gas, can be regulated, toanyi degree. • ■- • • •■' (5.) That every danger oj fire is abso lvtelsfxctai&ed. as the light wilf extinguish immediately, if by any accident the glass surroundinig the burner shoujd be broitert. j (e.yTHatit'will burneveh in the strongest wind, completely unaffected, thus being invaluable foy iHunHnations, lighting of gardens, corridors, &c. 'This Lamd is! constricted f^rthepitesent in three different sizes . — A. Small ,size» ,. Height ii©f complete Lamp. 14 inches ; weit'h^, ab)uts pounds; for lightingrooois, cellar*. stcjra^e ijou^es, i powder magazirieN (or' similar places iwb*re .explosives arekeptL coaches jllur raifiatWns-, g'ara'ens; mines 1 / br Ah'y Other industrial purpose. ' "Price, £1. Pe.ijLamp, delivered iteei .to any part ot the World. » / B. mediHm sizp c Serves, all, ,d<Mn,#»tie purpo^eßfor Hghttng j r'obmsr, houses, &c. This Lamp is elegantly decorated, and hag •ram'ov'able white ground Glass &lole» Price»per Lamp (inclusive of Bronz« Foot and Globe, xichly and elegantly ; cons^n<jte,d),. £2,.,-. delivered fr,eetp I any part of tTie wrtrW, i C. Grand size, for Parlor, Hall, Saloon, ! P*Wios£uiWu\g, #<V Tho If H*P7eif V » mbst btilhaSit and steady ligHtr'has i iarge removable whiter Globe, ■. jeje^orated most [tastefully, and the workmanship is both ;fir^t-e^«s|aßd elegant. r ?ric» I £44Os^-T| ! ese, Faience, or Silver Oxide. Any special size or design made to order. Estimates furnished. All Lapms:- are ready foriiiaineJiate use, and will be immediately sent, securely packed in strong wooden hoi, with printed directions for use, a quantity of chemicals sufficient foa severaLmonths 1 lighting, and one extra burner for size A, and two for sizes B and G. , Thfl ,ne,cessa,ry chemicals can be purchased^A'atiy Drug' Store, in eyei^ th,eismallest yjllage.- . _ rr -.-»-*- Every Lamp 'is accompanied ' oyj?& written gnarauteri for one je'a>, 1 and wiH be; exchange/!, or money refancted', if the same should riot give complete satisfaction. „• „ . .'! . ... i .... ....:, ■.- On all orders for six Lamps and above, a discount of six per cent, will be allowed. No orders from abroad filled, unless accompanied, by a remittance . to cpver thq attißurif, or first-class references on a: New York or Philadelphia house. , ; The best method of sending mon^y 1 is 1 b^dxaft .opfNew.Yprk, whi^h- can /be procured at any Banker, and everywhere, or enclose tho ampun,t in Bank rio^es, gold teinsr, or postage stamps' df any country of the world. • . ' ' ! All orders, $be. smallest;' a* well as the most important, will receive the same particular attention, -and will be forwarded, without delay. i! &gT OuVfileiJtrt'd 1 liami>s arelprotected by law, and all imitations' and infringements wilj be, prosecuted.. JglHA.gtenfcs'; Saiesmen on Oomtntssion, and Consignees- for oirf Lamps, wanted | everywhere. Bo special, knowledge, or \ capital required. : .['■ . [ ' ' ' ' j A fortune to be made by actfve persons. Address — '; i' ■ .'...■..",■■;■.'...' T^Ei N;dRMA3f ExßCTßtC' Light Co* i ' Philadelphia, l^.S^pf, A™W ca ' LAND FOB SALE. JAA ACRES in Kimbolton Roacl. trUU Fenced with a ring fence, ■with 150 acres in grass. For particulars apply , STAR OFFICE. , liri, i ■ i E. ELLERY GILBERT, ' Pianoforte, Harniotimm and Cabinet Organ I?uner and Kepairef. j EE. G. nutk'es four, visits ip • the yeaV betw^en'WaHo-aniii and Palmerston, jcallinp at all th« • town and country ~districts, having with him. _a g^ood sjipply of a,l), kinds of material for repairing PianosjHarrrioniuifis, &c Pianos tuned by the year. Orders may,be left care of H. I. Jones, Wanganui and at tlie Stai^ oflßce, 1 ' .. .Feiia.i^;; v ' ] •'..., i ' ! TWdS V W. PIijCHER. ■ ' : ■' '■ '■ SHIP, Commission, Forwarding and Customs Agent, ; liiVtruot?"flfliifrOn»i.CH«nitrj..^ifjtrjcts | promptly attended to. I