The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-11
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i We are on the eve of a great reYolu+.
ton ino the. iron business Francis
Ellershausen, an educated German,
has recently discovered ae method of
doing away entirely with the opera.
ton of pudding and has so wrought
iron, that the cost will be reduced
more than twenty dollars per ton, and
and the quality improved an equiva-
lent amount in value. When crude
cast iron comes from the blast furnace,
it is. filed with impurities, the, most
deletorious of which are sulphur,
phosphorus, &c. To eliminate these
Impurities, the pudding process has
heretofore q been the cheapest "a one
known. Pudding consists in burning
out the carbon of the pig iron abyi
means of the oxygen contained in the
atInos ospheIic air stirred into tie metal
(while raised to high heaD by the
skillful and scientific efforts of the
puddIer.
Ellershausen mixes oxides ofaiEen
mechanically with the melted crude
metal, and obviates the necessity for
pudding The. result iisi a. superior
quality of wrought iron iron at an an expense
of about twenty dollars per ton less
than the pudding process. Messrs.
Shoenberger, Blair s. Co., of Pitts
burg, are now manufacturing one huns
dred and fifty tons per week Of the
new iron, and are only delayed, from
turning their whole product into it by
the want of sufficient machinery to
manipulate the metal Z Nothing since
the discovery Of pudding Granger,
one hundred years sago,sequals inCmag-
nitude the Importance of this inven-
ton of EllersIiausen. s5W .,l " ea Will. keep
our readers informed of the progress
of the invention u aa4, ,IIs sI5sA 1910
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| WORDS ought to carry their sense
and signification, and they ought neFi- ne1Fi
er to be abscRre; Word is a habit
which we give dimagination,zin order
10 clothe thought, and make it better
| known BY the color by which it IT, ! is
painted; but it is cloak which ought
not toseonceaieit; it is,adhead-dress,
not a mask it ought to set it off, and
serve as an adornrne1t.o and not hide
it from the eyes and envelope it ip a
disguise.-Lo Pretteuse.
Every. pc luxury It INTO INTO the the
moath of mankind opens the way ,ftyl for
a million of doctors. In the early
ages of man. when bread and frnitan
water sufffed to snstaii i i. life, ttRRei 4
no sickness, and Of OoErse no doctors.
With combinations, complications and
changes of diet came illness and 8
among people that has ever since beer
die-it sad to behold.
| that was an inimftablea aunconeiehs
bull of the famous Mr.. Amner, who
going through the street in Winsor
two boys looked ont ofa ope-pair-of-
stairs window, and cried, ''There
goes Mr.. Amner, who makes so many
bulls ~ He, hearing them, looked up
saying ou rasoals,t f. know sigoI
4 well enough { sbut If fi had 70 You here
1I'd kick you down stairs!'IN9 3 ssss1S ie,s Srl
4 Of @tsI ia
IL our Creator a'a has 50, 5bosfht pftfl IS
provided for our existence lieps, which
is but momentary, and for our tempo
raj tsgwhich will soon be forgot
! AIten, how much more must he hav
! done, fol! our enjoyment in the ever
] lasting world.-HoSea Ballou.
IT. very rare to find ground 7whic
produces nothing iifitis nat,eaT eFe
} with Aowers,s with 4fl,uit-treesi on
eraans, II produces briers aud pines. :
: Il is the ssaas win saqhp,; y he !; i, |, ri
, yirtuous, be becomes vicious.-L