New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-18
I IRRIGATION.

I IBKlIA llON.
IL The great lcdelm IN fabrication to keep journals ARRAYS
COOL With quantity oil delivered thereon regular inter
,als as possible.
Too much polish necessary perfect IL
quantity Of oil sufficient produce and retain the
degree Of Gin all that required Less than bali an ounce per month
regularly evenly distributed en fr Pinch Journal making
per minute Oh costing 40 gallon has, with
tenth the quantity usually applied produced greater Effects cool
journals by being uniformly applied than oil costing 81 per gallon
applied iegary Add high ps the additional loss by waste
nbeaiion important
have beea patented and accomplish
perfect aud economical fabrication The Oldest aid generally
qucnt result Is va and
cups ued where they admissible
the cups arranged with adjustable and Others with loose
vegi here also large waste and reguli Of the Gov Of
OIL
Hangers the shan containing Nickn
placed hereia with The bottom Of the shan touching the
vekng cotton using the oil and again. and
warning destroys the contracting parts the journal
Arght atmospheric glass oil cups used in s eoaatry and
Europe tie English scotch Cup consisting Of hollow
globe parshspi vessel with hoOS metal The condition
the surrounding atmosphere be sh expand the air and oil in
tie cup and drive the oil ont py than required the hole
the may time become closed With oxides dirt Aud thus
stop the flow Of Oil
The German oil Cup is similar Bugsh or Scotch
Cop with the addition ola wire passing through the the lower end
resting journal ofth sha This plan defects
English Cup, With the additional OBJ eon
the negularity Of the how.
BY wckersham brnsry Of this city No.
l South Front st. philadelphia PAJed the American OIL Feeder
operated In the following naaaer1he oil cup made Of glass with
metal socket and The ports white mbtube
reaching nearly top othe cup 70 this tube is introduced
phon aire feeder termed the AERcAS on FEEDRR operated by
capillary attraction covering Of t regulating the number
drops oil desired for the Journal from drop half honr
drop. per The oil cups be made entirely Of metal The
Feeder suitable FOR any Kind Of cur With raised ,abe receive
applicable every Size Of Journal the sewing machine
inches diameter the oil feeders also applicable to Loose Pu
hes Crank Pins Car Journals Oscdng and rotary motions Of ali
Minds.
The American oil Feeder therefore has the requisite qualities Ii
Geld Of ubreaiou attract attention Of manu-
employ machinery The inventor claims that bis
superior systems because reliable securing perfect
regularity Of feed while the journal motions more economical for
that tie cups may be readily apphed with feeder that will
deliver just enough and THAI required for the perfect bdca
onma they eaav there overflow waste
OF OIL sariag the enp may be filed only in SIX
months These qualities Of these Feeders have been established
the Hoe pes beshang the Paramount Wa
eruoks, Philadelphia and by the N kaown firms Of William Sellers
Levy and other prominent nAehns and manufacturers
Win have thoroughly tried them, Ia variety Of positions Ger
hcAs based these experiments cert to the reliability economy
aud cleanliness Of the feeders aud that journals which rou
beome nd required ant attention. by the Of this
on have become perfectly manageable as give further trouble