TABLE XII.--ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.--CONTINUED.
-------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- Manufacturer.| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 -------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- | | Steven- | | | On all bear- | | | son's. | | |ings the same | { 1}|Sine Dolo | Black- | None. | No. | oil, but on | 1 | | fish. | | | mainspring |gallon. E. Howard | |Porpoise- | | | a rock oil. | Watch & | |jaw. Rock.| | | | Clock Co. +----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- { 2}|Kelley's. | | None. |Yes. | | 1 | | | | | |gallon. +----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- { 3}|Rock Oil. | | Satis- |Yes. | | 10 | | |factory. | | |gallons. -------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- | | | | |Light oil for | H. H. Hein- | |Every kind|Unsatis- | | small pivots | rich,Chrono- | Stull's. | in the |factory. | No. | and heavier |1 pint. meter Maker. | | market. | | |oil for larger| | | | | | pivots. | -------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- | | Stull's. | |Yes. |A light oil on| New Haven | Stull's. | Black- |Unsatis- | |clock-watches.| 20 Clock Co. |Kelley's. | fish. |factory. +-----+--------------+gallons. | |Porpoise. | |Yes. |A heavy oil on| | | | | | clocks. | -------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- Ingraham | | Rock. |Unsatis- | | | 12 Clock Co. |Porpoise. | Mixed. |factory. |Yes. | |gallons. | | | | | | -------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- | | Stull's. | | | | Waterbury | Stull's. | Smith's. | None. |Yes. | | 15-20 Clock Co. | | Steven- | | | | gals. | | son's. | | | | -------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+-------- Wm. L. Gil- | | Nye's. | | | | bert Clock | Nye's. | Smith's. | | | | 10-12 Co. | |Kelley's. | | | | gals. | |Comstock's| | | | -------------+----------+----------+---------+-----+--------------+--------
Then again some workmen leave the oil bottle standing open, which is obviously a very careless proceeding. The author has seen a bottle one quarter full of dust, the oil still being used from the top. When oil is to be placed in the oil-cup, it should be done by using a small, clean glass rod--kept for the purpose--and never poured out of the bottle.