Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio . forse visto gli ingressi di aria per la camicia, fittedwith smorzatori di controllo. Il regularinlets nel fuoco e porte di cenere, arealso previsti, per quando il fuoco è firstmade, e fino a quando non si è in fiamme alacremente,e lo stack lo svuotamento rapidamente, la airis ammesso nel modo usuale. No-tifica nella figura 6, che il tubo X giocattolo è sotto la giacca; da Y a Z.sotto la griglia, si procede attraverso thewall. Si può essere esposti alla diretta con-tatto con il fuoco una parte di questo dis- 486 American Flor/st. Oct. 6 tanza, ma è quindi passibile di deteriora-ti

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The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . aybe seen the air inlets to the jacket, fittedwith controlling dampers. The regularinlets in the fire and ash doors, arealso provided, for when the fire is firstmade, and until it is burning briskly, and the stack emptying rapidly, the airis admitted in the customary way. No-tice in the figure 6, that the tube X toY is under the jacket; from Y to Z.below the grate, it proceeds through thewall. It may be exposed to direct con-tact with the fire a part of this dis- 486 The American Flor/st. Oct. 6 tance, but it is then liable to deteriora-tion from the great heat to which it willbe subjected. The tube leading to Cis cut off to show how C looks in crosssection. If one will stop to think that air mustbe raised to a certain temperature be- lie dived. However the wagon becamefastened on shore and it was with dif-ficulty that the horse was freed fromhis perilous position in the air. By-standers cut the binding straps and hedropped into the water, immediatelyswimming out of sight. At different. CUTTING THE COAL BILL IN TWO. fore it will unite with coal and producefire ; and that beyond cost of installingthis system, no further cost is neces-sary to supply the fire with hot air, itbecomes apparent that a great and con-tinual saving can be effected by thismeans. Thaleon Blake. Boston. STOCK SCARCE. But for the small number of growersseen in the markets and a correspond-ingly small supply of stock, a casual ob-server would think that the flower bus-iness was at its height. Throughoutthe city there has been a vast increasein all branches of the trade and thesalesmen instead of looking for custo-mers as was and has been the case fortwo months, are now on the hunt forgoods to sell. Prices have advancedrapidly owing both to decided improve-ment in qualities and the lively trading.The first real frost has appeared andthe results are that the outdoor gardenflowers are rapidly passing off for theseason. Gladioli, asters, etc., ar

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