Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-18

Drawings and specifications Of any patent in this
list furnished for % cents.
0,l25.-Car-Bufier.- Ezekiel W. Barker, Port
land assignor OF one.half his right to George G.
1873. D'''''0 '''''' 1Ipp'''"''0A A'e0 apr" -
buffer in the front of the platofrm.
l50,l6S-Let-Of Mechanism for Looms-John
1874 p~"'''A ''''' :" 60 0N 80
hanlsms in which the tension friction straps IS
regulated by the varying diameter OF the yarn-roll
horizontal bar, sliding on vertical guide bar is
heiu up a8anstthe yarn by pivoted spring lever
the other end of which is connected by loops to the
inner ends of two horizontal rigid levers attachet
by their outer ends to the fricton.straps passing
over rolls on the yarn beam, and pivoted blocks
on latcrally lad Unstable clamps. For readily de-
tachlng the sprng-lever from the horizontal levers
the latter are made IN two parts, one pivoted to the
other and the two held firmly together during the
process of weaving by sliding links.
lJ0,2o5.-Devlce Tor Cleaning Boiler-TubeS.-Wl
liam ii. Waldron Portland. Application filed
April I, 1874.
The weight, which is provided with cleanser
is inserted in the upper end of the fue, perTatted
10 descend by its own gravity, and is drawn up by
a cord.
1jO,240.-Loom Shultle-Cvrus A. HOOPER, Lew.
ston. Application fled February II, 1874.
For easy removal Of the spindle the pin, instead
OF being driven through the body of The shuttle, is
Drst placed in position in the spindlehead and the
two then inserted in the shuttle, which, for this
purpose, is provided with Transverse slots adapted
to receive the projecting ends OF the pin, which is
made short SO that It does not extend on either
side through the shuttle, and therefore cannot pro-
Ject TO lhJurc the reed. The spnde-hea is held in
place by the ordinary spring bearing upon the
shank.
Claim The shuttle provided with grooves, as de
scrlbed, when combined with the spindle having
shortened transverse pin and 4 spindle securing
device, substantially as described
100, 1874 -Carriage-sh shaft Lorenzo Che8lcy, West
Mount Vernon. Application filed Feb. 8, 1874.
80 ,26j.-FeedWat Heater.-Daniel Sullivan,
Bangor. Application filed March g. ls73
An outer casing is combined with an inner cas-.
ing, with water.sPace between them. The latter
provided with inclined tubes alternately crossing
each other at right angles and is divided into four
parts by rlSht-alrged partitions, for the purpose of
bracing the casing suitable inlet ana outlet open
ings arc provided.
The following lines were suggested by the
death Of the daughter of Rev. DR.. Webb OF
Boston, formerly of this city
WINNIE"
Died May l. aged twenty years.
Make room, sweet flowers OF spring, make room,
For one who loved your every tint and bloom,
Whose pure young life, fit emblem of your own,
Blossomed ali brightly but how soon IT'S gone!
Father, we lift our blinded eyes to Thee
For OH, IL seems to us such mystery,
While all around, the aged and suffering lie,
That youthful promise should before them due.
But stll, above all queationings and fears,
7 p through our sorrow and our binding tears,
Rises sweet Faith the Faith she held so dear.
And peace Is ours; we know that God is near.
For US the loss, for her t is only gain
Short was the time for discipline and pain
She needed; with few glad years of earth,
Her soul was fitted for its heavenly birth.
Methinks her wish would be, 'mong flowers TO lie,
In the bright sunshine, meath the arching sky.
Then room, sweet flowers Of May, make ROOM
Sire" Ger her grave your beauty and your bloom.