The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-27

simplest the stron gest, the most durable ana the
best sewing-nachlne in the market. The Royal
st. John has the unapproachable merit ana as
tinction of beils the only machine In tine world
mat turns either forward or backward ana sun
con tiuues to sew in the same direction and With
ont breaking the thread. 1t must also be said
for it that 1T is light running and noIseless, ana
wherever known is Family favor1te, chaiieng
ing com pdrlson and distanciRe competition.
At the southeast corner of the Exposition
building, main floor. Bernd Brothers & Co, of
No. 90 West Morris street and Nos. 1913 and 200
Maple street, this city, exhibit line of work
that meets the appreciation of all who have seen
it, This firm make speciality of certain classes
Of work, particularly heavy wagons, and in these
lines have achieved success and reputation.
They manufacture b1ggies, carriages and
spring wagons; make OmulbuseS and 1ce-wagonS
TO order, anu pay special attentlon TO PLATFORM
making.
at Is the Eighth Wonder of the World,'
exclaimed an admiring housekeeper. "Wnat
isl" inquired a companion. "rins," said the
lady, rs she lifted bar of the Electric Light
Soap, which is on exhibit in the southeast part
of the Exposition building. ground floor. "With
it washing becomes aluXury. IL is the wasler-
woman's friend, the h0usekeeper's comfort, ana
by its time. labor, soap and clothes are
saved.' Every one says: After thorough
trial find it all that is recommended"
East of the Exposition building may be found
machine that is attracting great attention
Penfield & Sons celebrated clayworking ma
ehinery. This firm Is of Wiliouahby, o., and Mr..
Penield, who is here exhibiting his machine, Is
/ at the head of his business ana looked upon as
an authority in tile and brick-making, This tile
machine has as a mechanical evce to propel
the plunger, a earn, pla ced on the main shaft.
between the upper and lower bed-plates. II
operates the rollers at The front and rear ends of
a sliding frame, to which the plunger is at
tachrd, giving 1t alternately forward and back
ward motion at each revolution of the shaft.
The great superiority OF the cam movement for %
plunger tile-Inachine admits of as clear ademon-
stration rs many Of the well-settled propositions
in mechanics.
In the line OF utility and necessity the display
of Comstock Sc Coonse, of Nos 1877 and 1879 south
Meridian street, is entitled to more than pass
ing notice. Their exhibit is IN the west end of
the Exposition building. on the ground floor. and
| consists of wood, chain and Torce pumps of the
most approved patterns. and all of their own
manufacture These gentlemen are of long ex-
perence in their business, and In their pumps
they lead all competitors
The light-runnine Plano Harvester and Twine-
binder is exhibited by Charles A. Dean. The
Plano binder is a model Of lightuess, Durability,
simplicity, capacity and careful regulation amt,
different from its competitors, can make its wav
on its own merits. It was Illustrated last ha =
| vest that hundreds of Plano binders required 10
attention from either agents or experts, being 50
| simple in construction that anybody conld nm
| derstand and run them. 1t is solid ana durable
machine and saves money by freedom from
breaKage, waste and delay.
| The Star Wind-engine, the beet made mill and
most powerful pumper in the market, manufac-
| tured by Flint, Walling Co, Of Kendallville,
Ind, Is exhibited by r. G. Marcy. The branch
| house OF the factory is at SO Elizabeth street,
! Lafayette, and sales of this windmill are rap
idly increasing. 1t is the first gearpd mill ever
| handled through center, is moved by very
| slight breeze and is only mOtlonless when the
| wind is at q dead calm.
| Year after year, the largest, finest ana best
display of agricultural implements made at the
Indiana State fair has been made by H. T.
Condo, of Nos. rs aud 70 West Washington
street, this city. The present year is no excen-
tion to the rule, and Mr.. Condo. who has the
| Target business in agricultural implements,
Wholesale and retail, in this city and State,
again comes to the front with OK hihit 80 large
aud varied to eclipse all hIs previous efforts
| and To distance all competitors. His large hall.
built upon ground leased of the State Fair AssO-
citation taud it is the handsOmest building on the
grouDds) Is not only full, but parts OF hls exhibit