, 1879-02-26
GA2Y'S MAGNETIC MOTOR,

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GARY,S MAGNETIC MOTOR
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Harfford Co"ran'-
The public has read for some yca.s with lau-
rutl expectation and mora jnrrcdn1ttv NJ tte cr.
,,o-,n,.,,,. ,r ,tr u.., Vii, zs...'s.,. 49,
f. na. hsau raaa u". ~ "sn naa,, a1. nnuLo
wonderful from the mysterious regions Of mug
netIsm n,l electricity, but It wisely drcw It's liuo
short OF pcroctua1 tnottou. ~ nntl sct,,et tlo,yn
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producea out oi nottlng:.-tat Is, that any ralu-
abe wnrk,nE power could not 90 produced With
on1.ae e1pchoitufe ot corresponding ndsIuate
Dnt an Illustrated paper in the March llarpsr'
-uohAy aho"s tllat tAese "as something tIIitlnK
nelisn that Wo uu not KNOW, nhd THAT wo ara
probably On the rye ot y great mcehanlcal revo-
| luttot. =, Exactly what this II eannot ''u under
stooa without tt!e accompanying cuts or work.
inE model; but tl!e principle inuy be stateu,-
| anM VIC Gaso u " tlle flsk 81 repeating what has
Old way of looking at magnetism, snys ttis arsi,
csc, Inns been to regard u ms force ltku that u
iTnvlsatlon. tae m =, ,sxpen.llture of an atnnuns Of
oyercomu o s Il, conscgucntiy its r powgr "sn cuuI
not 1t used alE. Gary has found IL
WY 10 utilize what nlay be callc'i tl",
Hhtored " mud mysterious force Of the FER
mansnt nna, maguot. lo has BIT upon tls by lung
series ~ practlca! experiments With au ordinary
horseshoe ma@uGt, oit Of so!t IRON, ainl shin-
| Ele-'a!!. Thy discovery ts The existence OF Il
neutral line IN the magnetic tetd,-n lille wlcvo
tho polarity Of an Induced snagncs- ceaaest a.'l
| tlsynau "blctl II cbanGcs. Ills otAeoTefy spsets
all tllc previous theories Of magnetic ntosopi'y,
a ,s IT,. agostssn st u iron tue positlon q
| htr. dary has ACTUALLY invented B1inp'e coll
tslvanco which furnishes lis OWN power, power
perfectly salc. tlIo cost OF Which ends With
the construction OF tho snGehlne; INA"
chine which, o!ice started with the finger,
WI run until II Is worn aut by the fotco Ut
i1lttol-as near to rGrpctuai motion aa W.
rlnytl'n- Io give au tuorsnous power thu III
vehtor mas Only TO usc InnSnetH ot large size.
LIS 'rst discovery, resulting from his study ot
tie neutral lnc, only resulted In little nm
tliu1 which srcurcd continuous netsou, but was
NOT practical 'lotor. y further atuly ot tho
points in tho cEnu.e ot polarity le'l lin to his
present slsstcss. HIS fntulaa claim Is thts: -
placed across the poles Of II magnet. anu ncAr
4 to their end, changes It's polarity while Ill tho
magnetic Held, and hetore It cnu.cs IN contact
uctnal cnntuct is EliaFried a;ainst. The
eohultiuns are mat tlIe lhicsncss or
tho Iron must be pEoporttoticd to tho
power Of the magnet, and tl'ut tue nontral line,
| ur linc 0f chanEu III the polarity oil tue tron u
nearer or more distant from TUG magnet accord
ns ~ the power Of tho Inter and thu thickness
oil thr lornnr hly whole discovery is based
upon tls Change 'u The l0turtty 1u tho iron,
with or without battery" Power cnia bo In
crease! To any txtoat or diminished, by this ID.
ditiou or withdrawal Of magnets
III at previous mocft,IcA electricity IL gen
Grated by revolving ptcec OF soft iron III front
OF tie poles of nor,nnncnt magnet. Rut to
do this ut rAto OF 6pecd high enough 10 pru-
duce sparks Id such rapid sucetas!un as to keep
IN steady current OF electricity suitable for tbs
light, considerable Dover Is rednlre.l. III Mr.
Gary's tlaclI.c. however. the pfcco of soft iron
! or Ariaturc, cotled with wire, Inns ouly to bu
moved arEnss the Neutral limo to sceur1 the
saH,e result. Every time It CROSSES tho lina It
chnnges Its polntlY, md every time thu polarity
iK changed spark Is produced. Tho slightest
vibration y enough to secaro this. aud With
each vibration two sparks urc produced, Just ~
| with eael revolution In tue other 1ncthod. An
enormous volume gun ha secured with tho cx~
| pHndttnre Of very little force. With the small
est ot mag1'cttc !lo:ura power Ia supplied nna
electricity generated ut 10 expense boYoAd tho
rost nt tic machine. Il. a working model Of
,notor exhibited tho soft Iron vlbrates css than
THIS magnetic motor would seem to settle tho
question ot tic usa Of t.le electric light, the
.,nly serious problem iu regard to that being tbs
cost of power needed to tellcEato electricity.
With one Ut these little motors 1t would Eeem
10 bo poesib'u to rcncratu all tho electricity
tlu possibility OF dividing antl distributing by
f1cans Ut wires aver u city from d ce.ltra. polut
where Ereut power Is tlccdcd, nve1 not ba longer
| discussed. Wo do not bce why tho Ilttlo cleo
trle lnutor which runs scwtug-mach!hc In the
daytime mil Errforn,a other GerYIca III tho
house, cannot set tho cheap carbon burners CO.
| ipy at n.ht.
The possibilities opened by this discovery, II II
Is all ,iat 1t sceIls fo'u this illustrated desprlp-
| tlut aru unjax,,lm ula uptlgas, Our watches