The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-22

we're practically unscqusinted with,
were jackasses, "a fool" as our friend
Mr.. Collier suggests others might
properly say.
81 am familiar" said Paine. "with
the experiments of Grove, Carpenter,
Mayer, Faraday, Liebig, and 4 host
of others, relative to the doctrines of
correlation and conservation Of forces.
Therefore. am no tyro, but the peer
of any authority you may quote; and
as such ungualfiedly assert that, in
stead OF the mlserably small result of
sixty seven thousand foot pounds from
rhree grains of zinc las stated in the
Scientific American), we should real
ize sixty-seven million foot pounds
The forces developed by the action of
a single Bunsen quart cell, if utilized
and converted into power, would drive
the largest ship afoat, with velocity
only limited by the strength of the
ships frame; and you and | will live
to see the day,it our lives are length
ened to the usual term, when this
statement will be verified, and that
too, without involving the question of
perpetual motion"
This sort of talk prevailed with the
capitalists; they swallowed the bait,
paid in their money, took their shares
-"without being urged"-and that
was the end of the FIVE hundred horse
power, no perpetual motion, one cup,
engine, and motor.
The keely motor deception in all
it's aspects up to this date is but
repetition of the Paine affair. The or
iginator is very honest; all the peo-
pie who assist at the deception be-
lieve in him and his machine. They
know no, precisely how the thing is
done, or by what laws it is governed,
but they know that it is done; and
any suggestion TO the contrary they
seem 10 consider as a reflection on
their personal intelligence and honor.
The keeiy performance is as fol-
lows:
keely blows from his lungs, for
period OF thirty seconds, into a nozzle
upon the generator. He connects the
same nozzle,b by means of a small rub
Der tube, with the hydrant, and lets
in FIVE gollons Of water under pres
sure of twenty-six and quarter lbs.
to the inch. then shuts off the water.
He opens the valve Of a pipe of one
tenth of an inch bore, between the
generator and gage or pressure in
dicator; aud 10 the gage indicates
ten thous md lbs. to the square inch.
Such, IN sum and substance, is the
keely motor,as set forth by the learn
cd counsel OF the company and cor
roborated by various mechanical ex-
perts, in the statements they have
now freshly prepared for the especial
benefit and enlightenment of he rea-
ders of the Scientific American: cor
roborated also by scores of other in
telllgent persons, SO Mr.. Collier AS
sures US.
The majority OF our readers will
doubtless conclude with us that, on
the showing Of the parties themselves
the whole thing must be classed as n
second rate juggle--a mechanical
Katie King arrangement, too con
temptible for serious consideration.
In our Article ui June 18th, we as
sunea tha; the chief purpose oil the
dcccplion was to wiggle money on
ol silly people. IL appears, from the
confession with which Mr. Collier has
fave 4 Us, that the very first practi-
Cal u.s. hc made If the pretended in
vcntinn was to obtain mo ey from
Ne% ! "r's capitalists; that the sec
oud - was to procure money from
the same source; the third the same,
and so on, until the treasury is con-
sdered full enough for the time be-
ing. We attribute to Mr.. Collier no
dishonorable motives or methods in
financing his company; but we think
he confirms our statement as 10 the
uses of The alleged invention. In con-
nectiou with the letters from the var
ious parties, given else where, some
further comments will he found.