The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-01-18

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Fssn New Yssk Lister.
A startling novelty, which may pOsnbly
upcoot large SHARE Of the besutif0l theories
professedly based on known laws in phi:os
orhy and mechanics. hes been apparently
and partially proven latter fourteen years
Of research and experiment.
Possibly It may prove On illusion. Prob.
ably II may prove how poor the foundation
Of much present mechanical reasoning and
assertion. Perhaps stsgger some rccog.
nizcd laws Of force: aud certainly will, If
future Development shall justify present
we'll based expectations, discover to the
world new laws in Nature and Science -
important 10 the mechanical world - was
the falling Of the apple to the scientific
world.
On my way. East, while detained Il .
depot, I met an old acquaintance who for
years has held high position among learned
and practical scientists. He took my
arm and led on to an obscure part of the
town, to closed house In narrow street,
and rang bell After few moments the
door opened tribe, and . pair OF cesp-set
black eyes peered ont into tho darkness.
GOOD evening. M. -" ''0ood evening
oil" but the door didn't open. M. H.
with card from Mr.. % and So" The door
opened, but only to admit my friend. A
word of explanation and wss received with
apparent cordially. Up one, Two, three
flights OF narrow stairs, We came to what
had been bath room. now evidently the
only occupied part of The old fashioned RS
idencc.
The room was filled with mechanical up
planes. parts, drawings, charts and scien>
tic authorities In great profusion. On .
board across the bath tub stoosi . piece of
mechanism shaped like . steam engine Of
diminutive size, with gearing. eccentrica,
ball and socket joints, aud levers in sight,
but all quite motionless. We took seats,
and our enthusiastic hast stepped mp and
turned stop cock here and another there,
and the machine WAS in mOlj0u-vpeoed
one little more and more till the revolu.
lions numbered 800 per minute. We could
discover no means Of producing power, and
waite'i in blank astonishment for IN e..
plantation.
II cau'c, hut the confusion Ut such terms
IN mechanicAr - ''pahaeers, :" ''vibE.aory
motion. "''valyu)sr Action, !. 1..nolecular vi.
tatton." "peissS vaessa," and asmospher-
10 presssss. ua1eahssaelaaaaioa, . whole
quite bayseA ~ 9esAsssioe.
\ We wsTsaaks6 - - ~ power Of the
msch'ps, and vI,A silssr force applied wood
asd iron brakes 10 the soaring, and put our
might on the levers, but could make only
slight variation In the motion.
What 10 the powes!" There was no fire,
no warmth, no boiler, NO cylinder, NO chem.
icsls, no gases, no magnet, no electricity,
nothing to cause expansion or give power,
except the atmosphere and about . xsllbu
OF cold water, direct from tho hydrant aud
used over and over again.
The machine could be picked up with one
hand and carried In a market basket but In
force il measured, st . medium velocity,
over two and half horss power, which
could bs increased ~ We were informed, be.
yond the power Of the parts 10 Withstand,
BY making one additional connection, pro-
vided for but not used.
There was gl0balar shaped part which
he termed the ''pulsstor." 10 which WIS a.
Tackled . stopcock. supplying atmospheric
Dir, and through which, 1t Zach revolution,
there wss alternate inhalstion and exhala.
ZION, - demonstrated By holding burning
match near the critics. In another part of
cylindrical shape, was similar stopcock,
through which wss more violent inhalation,
but 'ess sxhalaiiop. At the base of this
part was slOpcOck 10 which WAS attached
small rubber hose, connecting with the
water supply. About - thimbls>full'' was
used q each ''pulaasion," returning 10 The
reservoir below.
could Gse no intelligent idea - " whsse
he power ongiuased. what Il VA, " how
i coald Be applied. We disconnected parts
of Il, lifted Il Up. turned Il ovss, tried 70
Deop II, watched every motion end the II.
tscss u Ill raaes Of speed. and ws css osly
~ Il b very powerful engine In . WON
tally small spaces. Il costs 10 more to run
i Than Il does . healthy mas 70 breathe.
i ignores fuel. boiler, smoke, cylinder and
ly>whesl. The dead centre" b IN IN.
known point In ias crank motion, for the
power 10 applied a -four or eight dinesest
points 10 revolatioa, and could - easily
be spilled q dosble The number Of points,
y that the crank leverage would be almos,
constant.
Our wonder WORKING friend hes two ten.
horse power, and two twesty horse powrr
motors, or engines, Or '.pulsators," nearly
'esdy for practical uies, which he courte.
,usly invited 10 70 call and - '.sl,ou,
Christmas time, !" and I shall eco them.
,ould only call it brtsthing machine. I,
> evidently discovery and MI IN isvsn-
ioa, ard We have osly II allow that small
,es ceuiagc Of the diseovseer's views ars re-.
'onably based and practical, 70 sce this
'pulaator" kicking stean srsincs and their
rollers out Of tho way, In very large ma
ority Of cases lodging into snase little chr.
'cr of space. and doing III their work with.
ut farthiDg's expense In running. end II
sactjng The aateotion, and wonder, and ID.
ntsation Of the wlsoss scientific snd prac,i.
ri world. ..-... z,
The dteoDsQg1 pgeaDuless % say 10 can
,lsce within ) 49, g ~ " eight feet,
,owes greater tls4a ltat ct Tho sngiaee Ut
he Great Eas'era. aadtevs Il g.der perfect
He - AosesnessS - sse,Ike SS4scovery
oss m1 Aasd tslf Or o01F -
''Aodmt ChTissa0 Hms cnQp lGein, and
viii sh6W - epQes1thkS ~
We shall certaaa3J aGaGR he Ssyitatios.