The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-06

because tho bath was too hot or to-
cold In either case tho process o
anncaling is imperfect. Now w,
find that by working these tables q
just the rate al which they are nov
running, the baths are kept at th>
right temperature by the immcr sio,
Of tho red-hot glass;
"ls the explosion dangerous p
L "Ohi 40. The glass simply
skaters. There is no force to make
missiles Of the PARTICLES But we
have obviatcd that now"
"What is in the bath -
.~, coil or tallow. Any greasy sub
stance will do. Tho proportions OF
IN ltcrihl thai wo use we have dctcr~
mined by experiment. At first we
used hnseod oil, Thon we mixed in
mutton tullow, and found that it
Was an Improvement, and we used
for while equal proportions of
each" Then, one day VIC happened
to bo short Of the oil, and we used
more Of the tallow than of the oil
and found that if was just rs good.
Then we tliod all tallow. and found
it equally good
M. de la Chappcllo is very conf =
dent that be is engaged in business
that has great future before it.
He applied several tests to his
goods to show tho reporter their
quality, and smiled complaccntly at
the triumphant manner in which
they bado defiance to the rules of
natural philosophy
"This, said he, taking n hand
some chimney in his hand, sis as
good Il chimney rs is made any
where in the United Statos-ex-
cepting here. You see the work.
manship and material are both beau.
tiful." And this" taking up an
othcr precisely similar in nppear-
;sncc, ''is one Of tic same kind that
has boon treated by your process.
Placing them Oh burning lamps,
side by side, he waited until they
were thoroughly heated: and taking
Il wet brush he sprinklcd water OH
toach. That wlicl, he had treated
by tho De III Bastie process was
y, IT affected, but the other cracked
|instantly..
,, That is tho great test of q chin
ney," he explained Nine out of ten
that break. break BY tho sudden
change Of temperature, produced by
drafts Of cold air or moisture. And
that tess my ch:mneys stand per>
/ fectly. AS to knoclinn them
around, this is not SO much of a
tcst" -;lasAing. one t } the hoor-''bc:
cause c!imneys do njt get knocked
around, 50 much" '." "f H.
".Still, that might be considered u
severe test" suggested the reporter,
picking Up the. unipj.wel chimney.
"Do you think SO 2" said NJ Tia
. Chappallo, smilingh 4s'IIerc, Jean,"
calling to a young. Frcnchman !;
"irivc a few nails with one Of the
chimncys." -
The workman p clscd up han lful
of French nails and one of the chin
tneys that lay near him, and began
driving the nails, one by one, into
sqlil pine plan!ling.
S'srhaJ is merely trick explained
The proprietor. Very likely my
chimneys would not sll stand such q
test. But what will you A. lamp
chimney is made to drive nails.
Glass IS not wrought iron. The
test of a chimney is to subject it to
a sudden change of temperature, and
You have seen how they stand that
test. 1t does not SO much enhance
the value of a lamp chimney to be
able to jump cn it without breaking
it" And he s,litel tho action to the
word. '.But it does onhanco it's
value to make Incapable of standing
sudlon cold or moisture.
81 have begun with the manufac-
tlre ofasingle article" he explained,
Fpeca,,se wante d first to be able to
mako one thing perfectly before
making other things. And I have,
I think, accomplished that. I have
sold already about S150,000 worth
of my. goods, and, as evidence Of the
success Ighaye, bad intheir nanufac-
turc, I will show you letters from
itsoho Of my customers"
<rA number of these letters we're
shown, ,9higlily lar,iAtory In their na4
j ture.. Among them was one from
Mr.. BlGlor, Che President, of the Sixth
II #Avenue Railroad Company, on
,rb;cl tho chirn Z, o,,e, ,,f. ,,I,,S ,,eaJ