The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-19


little clamps, cuch of which h maip %
grasp u needle, like the thlmhund
finger. These clamps have bul one
motion, forward and backward, i.
that while the cloth remains Hnllou.
ary tho needles VIII always ln'a
through the same hole, As0hc l""
OF clamps holding needles n1ydocc
the other empty row also advances,
selzes the needles rs they pass lhroug
the cloth and retreats with them. THIS
putting of the needles through and
through IL the whole business Of these
iron fingers.
But that would never ombroidcr, Il
design and so the cloth frame ~ by y
simple device made movable up ana
down, To the right or left, at any angle,
but never forward or backward. 70
accomplish this, u lever II forced 10 the
upper and middle part Of the clothes
frame, and m iron pin about SIX inches
long passes through the outer end OF
this lever. One end Of this Is sharp
ened; the other end has II handle OF
wood and Is held In the left hand by
the operator, before whom hangs II
pattern Of the design that he wishes
to cmbroider. Surprising that one ilg'
ure VI suc''U', III, n, ~, ."e eo oo' that ooch
iiches iole, u WI w. e'N'' ,, e'h ~, n,,I,,
camp must not nniu " n'vu,t' $780, t,vnn,
one Nv every i"''' ,ntioo, l,no ~ ,t,mrn
'y-seVch heeu'es III 'iic '."'u ', s".
surprising II 70 We eAnvtls LIN int ~ ~ tho
| Inc oPeIu'oi P,"o'a w po'"t w. ,',n
IRON pm WHEN ie "u''' - ,hm niaoo
mana upon 'hc pn',elit w mir p ,,nd
pace where hc W'sios w o,E'", ' ","
SENDS Ine n'euie f ' ntS, ~" nd J'G Gnr
~ moving " ',""h ,, da'I nnmJ ~ Then
warl WIN nIs tlE"i ho "" nnU, nrn,'or
moving iiiS lhu" W we neM. I."th
poiil' ON llc Pattern, w" r nasu',. tm
rioth ir"ihc i,oN's W 'n9'rc,"uP",''',, ~,
olree''o'., ni'u SO w. ". IV wv" H. ,, ~ ard
I,gh' " 'otnH lp." u.' y, ~ ~, ra"Ilas on
we 'lo,'i p3',Me, M" '''t 'v", ,,rnn a.
ihroneil ana 'l'l"is',' We NV, in,
lelofe your Eye, "'nu n"t o"' .i a.! .,nG
tWch,N-s',e' ~, en"o' " "m" ,tit"h
ai,noueii ne ,,", ", ,ah Wv" ""o V mi,l, hor
whilr R,ri v"uii ''IM NV, V'o onJ his H.
l'ul,a, M iv,'','',,, IT, I',, n,, ,dinm IN
lhuitlpii'u i'lo'c ", N'H "'o''"'''s' H.
the space octupl,r w tm's,'r,U'' w. ,",
design, ana ,ie i,, y '"' ''''''''' "
heeuioa e'1l,"s v"' ,,o,, vl,tJ, he.
puriiis t,c eAv'u,"g ','i ;.,., T hn. ,",n
ior solI,o t''i'v p "'e .', Nv mad am
no iuNu'E Wt u hoVoo''2, o., m ,hn
addrn ih'elssl nus nCe', ,o'I =" WV
macnlnes w',c,' u'Inu'n,, ,,'ai ,,,,
~ IL coin,oi, :" MY" ",". -" in" ''r
Yer now gaen. NV ita. y, o',', th J
me miiuneSs Vi Wilt, w. n"' '",'
ice p"sih,sh W o"i n"i, '',' ,l 'r'
oayS anu u.e NO.. Wn"''y u, NV ,n.,fi
o' VIM anu Wc"'',T,' w ". ",p''
uelit ic'-"cuic,s. inc,u ~ 'To W.
thrce ice-i'aclines uAn,o ,n "i' ,n W.
ys' ! navy o:'y oHn.ine'i Wv ,. W oam" I,
~ one. ne Wu.ci W w. . t,,' ,a 70
piaceo ~ w cyi,n'els' uooJ 1872; NV wv,
~ iens'i ny two ~ sM inei,ua ~
tiichiess ihesr csi,noVss nio pi"ot"
IN u nun OF c'',oiiue VI cnic,u,i ~ III
s"iutlon, wllri' nus we p'op''t! W.
remaining III so''''io,i Nv y i'iuci' ioNe'
temperature 'haN Hnirly-tWo oeE'evS,
me ifeeZlhg poihl Oh Wa'sE Hi'onH
me sniai, commandments co .,.,.
iiic chiorlue q, cn'clu,li Mi'," aVl,
pentihc tuoes l''lea WIN ".ii,',o'''ni
gas which Is ioriicu oy he"tilg illul"
ammonia up TO s'Sty-hihe degrees, III
when roili1 III po'is. AS IL, VIC l"s'-
ing % u substance rom u ueI'ser 70 i, Il
rarer FORM, neat Is apsofpeu, $" 'he
ammonia becoming gas, ansoroS neal
rom the ciiofide OF caiciuhi, ana thls IN
turn rom the water until the water III
about Two holirs is frozen sollu, .ne
chloride 81 ra'cium remaining sui
liGuid, Passing iuflier on, tpe am
moran gas Is Hsnll pohuciseo, re-
turned TO the reservoir ana me P'ay
begins anew one attendant is sun
cicht FOR machine that packs MY
pounds or ice IN an hour, ana costs
WIN al it5 belongings, ABOUT t"eiVe
th0usahd collars.
THIS method OF manufacturing Ice Is
OF French origin, ana inns brings us
naturally To the Frcnch department.,
where have not yet taken yon, bht
once there, we shall find so much OF
interest that II VIII be diliculS to get
away. The French division OF the
main building Is divided from the
English on one side, ana the Italian on
the other by heavy curtains OF crimson
velvet gracefully Topped back and
hanging in massive folds. over Tie
one are the words Porte P Angleterre--
Gate OF England-orer the other Porte
d'ltalie.
| Shut in thus from the hewilderment
of the general scene, one still finds
herein enough Of beauty, magnitlcence
and rarity to weary the eyes and daz-
gle the brain. Here on one side are
paper hangings thatI think may merit
the adjective magnificent. Upon u
foundation of heavy but fine paper, is
pressed thin, tilmy covering Of satin,
\ "a 90 Ill AL. ynt .n.l Il