The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-11 00:00:00

IMPLEMENTS.

Yr. John Cialpin. the Dorobester Iron Works, has
an extends* abow of agrtoultural implements, as well
as of excellent and ingenious articles which minister
to comfort and clesa.oe. This display shows that one
of the "lilt chimney." (foundries) in Donet, whose
scarcity Yr. Moyer referred to at the annual meeting,
produces goods that for utility and excellence terser-
ably campers with distant firms. Amongst the gni&
elides is • realm- fitted with Perkins'. patent folding
abaft. Tbe shaft may be fitted to &ay reaper, end bac
the preetleal merit of eaabliag the naWne to par
through any gateway sod to back or tarn sadly, and
is partisularly tuefal Is. steady work. It is atteated
to • Barrooltud-Key reaper, in whiah the seat for
the man by the id& of the implemeat end Wipe to
Whines it, instead of the whole weight blaring on Ski
hors... ie usuaL Basiers are now fitted with steel.
Olga esters, whie• est like a pair of scissors, tad
eau be token out singly and sharpeeed, or rettowtd it
Cele Of to) Itocideut at trilling *oat The loarcylluder
roller le • novelty, &ad reoommends itself by unusual
lightens of draught sad may warily/. Galpia's horns
14° has beet improved ia detail, end le now esteemed
I Whet tinier= Oudot vaginas sad ire
singularly be esifety of purposes,
are all sorts eueigards against gist getting oat of
ardes•—• great point, foe everybody's a:perfume shows
that the generality of then things .be waclorl,
"troll go." • sombhied pray' ask and table is
i°ll,•ii:t••l44tr coaived se that three poxes may be
Gold seated artend • table all Neal sae another
yet in gate iadepegaiset parttime. I“ whir an a
alone oontrivaaaa UM will please Maintves

monody. French pruning shears render one of the
most trying duties of amateur gardens easy and prompt.
They ere small handy tools, adapted for pruning
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kinds of trees and ihrabs, or gathering fruit. A stick
half an Inch in diameter I. severed with ease, and the
shears are not dear. The display altogether is highly
meritorious, and well maintains the high reputation of
this local fielll.
Meese,. Picksley and Sims display a new patent sell'
raking reaping machine that bids fair to Provo the
Ter, artteleequired In that department of agricultural
machinery. The rakers are raised after leaving the
platform be an eccentrics motion. The pea of the
driver Wired on the side of the driving-wheel, where
he hav perfext commend over the working of the
machine and be means of levers close at band
bale enlbled to dip the platform and lower the knife-
board for cutting up • laid-crop, an advantage hereto-
fore uncut. They have one of the largest steads
In the show ground, where they show their
patent Standard roper and mowers. By removing one
bolt from the under side 01 the top frame they are
changed from mowing to reaping by soy ordinary farm
labourer. The machine has been very enceessful in all
trials. They are eau celebrated for their sluff cutters.
! turnip cutter., and pulpers, and mills. The stead is
exceedingly well worth • visit, being one of the beet
In the yard.
195. —Muer,. Stroud and Co., Dorchester, very hand-
some new amiable landau, with improved step, so
arranged as to be let down by the very action of open-
ing the door, and to sloes up by It. being shut. The
Stanhope phaeton le light end bablume in sppearanee,
and the " village sort" more elegant than we have
men a out before- The shifts are curved, so as to
, allow of more easily getting in and out, and the out
lasembles an elegant pheston more than what is ordin-
arily has that name.
Amongst the novelties In th,eittard Davey'. Patent
turn wrest double furrow ple icon. of lb* most
striking. This implement w ed to the admiration
of all appetite!' in the Hdel.isids both on Monday and
, Tuesday. Kr: Davey, of the Orehhoie Wok Hi.
German's, Cornwall, has long serried off the at in
tuna-wrest ploughs, much used in Devoe Corn-
wall: The addition of the doable turn furrow Is a
manta corollary. calculated to make each an imple-
ment perfect and jest the sort of thing which advertised
agriculturists of the present day require, for lure-wrest
ploughing is excellent for the after-recreirerneets of
drilling, hoeing, reaping by caaohinery, the use of the
raking machine, he., bowies the land Is left mash
more level. Mr. Davey has added the double-furrow
to his tern-wrest plough, as • principle widish Is
edam* of ieerce_.etitr, and
oontrivanee. The Implores, is fall or mesheateu
Idea.. By pressing the foot me a treadle at the land's
end, the plough becomes naloeked and is reversed,
and by merely • tarn of the finger the .mould.
boards revolve on *centrel tube, and ths implement is
at once fitted to turn the reverse furrows.
Stand 102. —Messrs. Ransoms, dims, and Head. A
due collection of shwa 90 different kinds of ploughs,
iodating their orlebrived Newcastle prise plough,
which haa achieved so runny victories in almost every
oountcy in England. In the hands of their own and local
men, double-ferro• ploughs, tarn-wrest plougbe, whisk
have won almost every match at which they have awn-
: wed (21 out of 26), ridging plough, patent "Star'
haymaker, whist' has been mush admired, baying the
whole of the gearing protected by a close ease, and
securely pissed In the centre of the machine; this
haymaker will work Tito ae well over ridge and
furrow ea over level ground. A quantityof their Star
bores rakes. widish won the Royal Agricultural S ceicity's
Prise in 1869. against all the leading makers. It can
be tiled with • ..it, for the driver to ride. Also corn
sweeps, self-eleaning and adju.t able; various lawn
mowers from 81s. to 36in.
Stud 133.—Kr. W. Hilton, Lieheeld.road, Aston,
Birmingham, had • go-ahead show. Ladies who like
the awful combined with the agreeable in deassecie
articles will find his self•uting ventilated refrigerators
at waft pretty and 'Solent They are adorned in :
the new mode of printing on metal, so that the outside
hal the eppeeanoe of • pattern In gold. The rim. are
supplied with water which rises by sepillur attraction
round the °entente and evaporates, keeping the inside
perfectly cot, and the recut being ventilated, -
thing remain. sell without the use of ice. His
"Yankee potato masher" Is a perforated cylinder, into
which • plug is placed on the potatoes and worked
round so as to force the vegetable through the hole
like macaroni, without being the least lamer or sodden.
A variety of fusty erg boilers, nutmeg-graters, hi.,
pries, the aseartious with which we oommeaged. For
lawns Mr. Hilton showed an edge trimmer, on Mu
principle of • a hand mowing maiddes, saving labour,
and cutting a clue edge; also • light croquet tent,
onSlytan4sditrrAt Messrs.
inweighl:
Ifellarti. Treat Foundry, Beesley,
Staffordshire. The principal feature of this drat's
show is their remarkable plough, tingle and double.
The moult board is a stout diss of iron or steel, which
revolve. as the plough works. This died being slightly
dished inwards has a tendeasy to carry the soil with it
upward., until it meets the weeper, where It I. throws
off with emu fens. The know is out in the same

Way all. an ordinary plough ; but by these motions the
soil is worked about and pulverised, so as to seer the
process of harrowing at the sante tints. The soul/
hoard is adjustable so r to set et • narrow or wide
angle. and to suit either light or heavy soil.. There
are the ordinary two-horse ploughs, sad stroag four.
home ploughs for deep cultivation, and one of John
Fowler and Co.'s patent double frames, dart with
revolving mould•boards. Mallard's cheer pressed
are light In &prem.:wand the opposite of cambers=
In ass • the double-tier press took the prise at
the Oxford meeting of the Royal Agrieelterel Sserty
In 1870, competing with several other presses; it was
found to exert, with • uolform weight, several awl..
more pressure than the others. • pretty modal of the
sheeprack ' Retire" we. worth nod..; it is fitted
with vertical and lortlindinal bars sad rods, which
or be shifted. ! so that folder, small or coarse, me be
fed from them without waste, roordinr tolls farmer's
choice; the rods also add to the strength of the rack,
and presoak its being strained whet moved about.
Another novelty is • five-thsed layer horwhoe, the boos
of which or be set say regard &stenos as the Jamie.
meat more slog. Their chat-cutters and other farm
implements are of expellent quality, and tartars
should by no mimes miss this stall. 1
184.—Kesors. Baehr, Gourd Co.,olnerl.r.sbowsd
their beentitel-sidainey pleas and lineplessiefor widish
they have reisslrd se 0n.., weLl-dorrved medals.
They are Imitations of the mod early mae-bias, In
enamelled sire, among them the roqe royal, gidotte
d' Italy, vert de mar, dukedom spar. Igypelan marble,
and Pyrenees spar. Some of the chintseppires sad
table tops bear fruit and kat, laver and butterfly
pictures, whieh realy ought to have beau lath. Arts
Depertmeat, espocially a rdisrating trestle end =Wine
pietnre Galled 'Primrose Onthering." A sitimary
piece is adorned with harebell, mom nes, lilies, Sept-
we-not. oonvolirulas, and on the other skle with •
different bouquet, retaining *ors, pansies, peonies,
otrantiou, poppies, ho., evidently this work of a tree
artist as wall ass dist rate ineshanie.
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87.-.--nesera F. end L. Robert; Medea Newton
(Tollerford Iron Werke) showed their spout corn,
turnip, and maws drills, whisk have been very mush
admired. The framing is of tabular fro; sose to sow
bine strength sad liglateem The' prime of Nears.
Robert.,,. 10w,.. may be etpeeted from doling throe
with load hoesie, the drills Mang seat to the fanner
without the addition of spots' sonuoimion being
°huge& Nany things whim are emitted me extras In
other cieslogues, are included by Neon. Roberts in ths
price of their implement., sub u "Iron instead of
Wood levers, " Prost bar irons," "Driving from either
eids to sun billy laud," to Messrs. Roberts
plus before the purchaser s net by whisk b may not
only know what really belongs to the drill he is about
to buy. but whets shall holed* Is the pries all that Is
absolutely oseessery. Eleme of the boxes if Me drills
are made with mat iros ends, rod ire. is introdissed
wherever preetioeble. Their object is to gel the
farmers to deal &reel, with lord emu, sad so seve,
in smote cemodesim. lerhein Dm& Pots&
131.—Mr. G. lialloway, of Ohippenlism, Wilts,
Aunt mennfentsvii. lithiblied • naturcos sisednient
of his improved barrel 11601110, stems In make sad met
In Amish: Thera was also • very pretty model shore
with mahogany barrel and glees sidles, so smeared that
the promos of attuning eau be eerily observed. The
workmanship of the model wee much admired, II also
the admire way in which the Arehineedeu dasher
were nen operating on the arson In the poser of
batter-making. These doles ere imaged se the
Prineiple of the screw propeller, and drive the 'peen
Into to sxtrsordinary state of KAMM& At the meet-
ing of the Royal Agricultural Show al Oxford in lin,
these improved shame ototelasi great notoriety for the
stollens* of their make end the utraordleary quantity
of butter prosered by bring them. In the otual kith
that took place before the judges, Yr. Hathaway's
produced 2 Ite. more butter Man any at the ether
competitors' churns, sad the judges awarded the maim.
feeteor the prise of £3 10a. Al the 1871 show Mr.
liseitawsy gained the silver medal of the Wereestenbire
egrieultural show for the best share.
178.—Kr. Msithew; Royal Pottery, Weetos-sapsr.
Kars, exhibit' in Me opee ground. s tasteful sasort.
meet of red terra-sotto work, In rose and beast;
rustic rockery, fern ballot; and reetestes. Some of
the figures am very endow sect s•Pnrsn= pullet
014 women at harvest work, and Is one
dam el • boy "teases( a thorn from his foot, whisk
illiesems to be on In marble, so natural sad AMMO is
the attitude. There are rustic floral &Montle. if
great sieganse, bound "I vues for snapeedieg. Lad
'aphid flower pots, borderlines, inipilmette boxes, ke.
Bet perhaps the most aztraordinary works are thole
I. which clay Is made to submit to sculpture of the
highest kind, delicate times befog elaborated from
this apparently coarse material, lad or elegant foun-
tain, the mule basins of which ore adorned with birds,
Au, beautifully formed. livery one should not only
visit this oollotion, but minutely eismine Me lovely
thino it maitalia.
179.—M5.,.. Dennis, of Obelmsford, allowed their
villa incubus', • portage canon , white au be
removed at pleasure, without any Tbey
received the prim medal at Dublin, 1865, hum:able
mention st London, 1851, and the only first-alase
eartilloste atNeashester, 1869. Inside are their
ply.and meal, cuumber or melon foam, of wood
had galvanised iron, exceedingly portable. The lean-to
greenhouse by a combination of iron and wood is very
much lighter nod more portable than of Other alone. The little lean-to greenhouse 11111114110 it, by 5, and
'minty of wool, oasts only £5. Their horinsatal
tabular boilers are made in b sections, so that if at riq
time • part oomed; broken, it may be replaced without lase of the boiler. The lire is Mint Inside, so that Ito.,
be kept slight from 10 to 12 hours without attention.
ma great power is obtained. We Their No. 1, about 18
ft high, will heat 400 ft. of Their 'buy frames are Minot as porte es hurl_
et:idvancey" inistbselsom grashoPNwnauforbsopengmwl4 tdriee am-
idninhaneously in • greeehouse, • peat adeantse:Llid:
long range of glue.
We have • Dorset Implement zusehtsturer who
exhibits two wilder of groat utility of whim there
were no others in the yard. We allude I. Kr. Kendal.
of Coilmoor near Blandlord, sad hie shepherd's
house. formed of piracies' Ina Axed Is • Anse
frame, and the very cheap med onvisarble itsplsarrar
felled • dreg, which we think would he hefts termed a
tarnip-thinner. For although this getkie marks Mal
mbly In °titivating land, It. WWI, le Week to be of
moss service in being driven wren the rims el • beide
crop, We law It pmeuemiy maul is the lehl field
at the Ultima slew, sad
re eves IMMilbsolu....._a"."
Mat MO Mau 1140
to Wei est bs head. Theslotd lie Wigs

seat I. oo tor ead the oarefee ft roarre so post
that no light-lead terror raga be willing se eyeful
an artielo Mr. Keefiell 8.. also the best farm wasps
In the yerd, and it IN offered at a nameable pries.
Stands 36 sad 37 (machinery is mafiosi). Tbe well.
known firm of Cambridge and Parham. St. Philip'.
Iron Works. Bristsl, had en 8-hores power portable
amine, with penult water-beater, whereby all the
Wilk' beat is utilised to warm the water that feeds
the boilers Working M about 23 lb.. of steam the
.assumption of fuel is about 400 pounds weight of
°oil daily, whereas without the water-heater the aoe.
eamptioa would be about 600 pounds weight daily. The
engine ma be worked tip to 9 horse-power. It drove
o single and also a double-blait thrashing machine. of
eicent make. .

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Stand 26 (Machinery In motion). Meson. }Dudley
and Co., Bonito°, Demi, bad an 8 horse-power,
portable steam engine, the boiler of which a'so sup-
plied a 5-bores-power stationary ermine. The first
drove • thrashing maebine, fitted with improved
Archimedean screw elevator, by which the corn is
lifted, end by a blowing appo to &mashed is aspirated
from the chaff, and rendered fit for the finishing opera-
tion. The large engine is fitted with improved shoe
guide, efficient water-heating apparatus, and item-
jaeketed cylinder. The 5-tiorseengine is a barisontal
one, and there are Dome well made apple mills and
skim presses connected therewith; the mills have
stone rollers and the frame is oonstructed entirely of
lion, a great improvement over the ordinary apple
mills, which are generally of wood. Messrs. Hiodley's
engines, machinery, and apparotas. should on no
&mould be passed by, and they have the farther claim
of being a Dorset lirsa.
Stand 157.—Meeare. Day. Son, and Hewitt, exhibited
their popular remedies for diseases.f bones, sheep, and
cattle, which have seemed this firm the appointments
by the Queen and Priam of Wales, and they were
awarded tortlilentiof merit by the Notionel Agricultural
Society of, Victoria. Australia, in 1871. Their principal
remedies are the Gaseous Fluid, for male, gripes. and
diarrhos ; the Sod Dreneh is used effective in inflamma-
tions and fevers and as a elensiog medicine, and the
Cheated Sutras* for oatmeal Injuries to all kinds of

Kamm Coteau sad Mottoes Improved kmoriessa
Polon, Digger is one of the novelties. By this Imola-
mast the potatoes are Int lifted w.th a double plough
ia the ordinary we,; this plough. followed by •
wheel lilted so both aides with spikes pieced diagonally.
?oat oho potato' may bus pawed under the tadeonos of
this wheel, they arm swept toward& it by emouldboard
on auk sides, Mita *rows Ws soil sad polders raised
Itz.tty double plough apes the diagonal @Am. and
Ibis aarbassi revels.. I. gels( tomer& lb*
pokslass ars lilted from one een e.d 4,...p0d as rows
upon the aortae'. Will., therefore, the draught of
this inspismaanl is as Little al possible, its operation is
very *ffeotiers, rod Ids• potalaso are much more readily
gathered up than when they me broodamtad over the
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leawrenae'a Patent Capillary Refrigerator is • novelty
ia tis applimition to milk. It °Postale in an &troop-
meat of pipes for receiving °old water, over which, or
ea the outdid', the milk is allowed to run. The stream
of water is from tube to tab" from the bottom to Ile
, top. By the sisal tepa the water wan be wide to pan
' rapidly or slowly &wording to the temperature of dm
wager Itself and the weather. The milk is received in •
tabs, and is allowed to fall into a small trough wt's
perforations, the whole length of its bottom. Thus it
falls on the tubes, amend which at runs successively
till it rewhes the bottom, when it falls into another
trough, and is caught, in • pail. Thus in slew minutes
• large body of milk may be suffioiently cooled t, travel
safely any Caswell by railway. As this practise is
largety pursued, much of the milk of the large towns
being carried 50 miles or more by train, this simple and
inexpensive apperattui cannot fail to be of gre.t service
to dairy farmers. In hot weather, too, buttsr ii made
of mush better flavour U tlie I i Al-- I. 0000- AS 15.00 A 1
it is drawn from the cow. (Joe great merit of this
maehine is, it will be observed, the milk passed over an
outward surface, and therefore no danger of @onusess
need arise from the tubes beeousing font and weneraUng
enough lactic acid to tarn any quantity of milk into a
sour condition. The wet of this machine, besides is
very =Aerate, wording to the amount of servies that
can be got oat of it in • dairy where a few or many
001Ss are kvir. It is almost superfluous to add that
wham the smasher is very cold, and it would be better
to preserve or raise the temperature of milk, this
apparatus is equally adapted for passiog milk over
warm water.

FRIDAY.
Hain again damped the prospoete of the stow early
in the morale'. Tb. excursion trains were but (purely
filled, ant the Gauntry folks had mostly cocas to the
show au ths previous day. However, Over 7,000
entered Vie yard, sad feted plenty to interest
them, although the stock was cawing out with greet
rapidity, and the "machinery in ingtion " W4l pried..
rapally Rattle' ready to move off. Agrioaltansts
maned oritisally the novelties and improvements in
the implement, while all eines &dottrel the crop of
domissinventioasthe shoe oonteined, and the picture
gallery aad beater were &over failing In their attrac-
tions.