Daily globe., 1883-08-29

couple of pleasant hours yesterday in 60
ing through mechanical hall and noticed
vast improvement in the arrangement
of exhibits and found numerous displays
of various articles that he had not wit
messed the day before. Everything was in
proper order and tie pisa and confusion
of the prece ling dey, consequent upon
fixing up temporary stands was .conspicu-
Ously absent.
DOUBLE SAW MILL.
The Pray Manufacturing company have
a double circular saw mill on exhibition
which is attracting much attention from
those interested in the lumber business.
One point of excellence in this machine
and which is not embodied in other mills
is that the saw boxes are rigid, while the
frame is adjustable and allows the whole,
frame to be carried up to or away from
the carriage, as be desired. In low
er1ng the top saw both ends ara raised to-
gether equally and simultaneously, but
either end can be raised as desired to ad-
lust the arbo1s n line. After the adjust
ment is once made, in raising or lowering
the arbOr for different sized saws it is al
ways retained. The saws can be adjusted
in line while running TO place them yerti-
caly or IN l.Le with the cut. TIE saw
guilds are easily adjustable without dan
ger to the sawyer, and either the inside or
outside guide can be moved at
will, or both together if necessary,
the guides for top and bottom saws being
constructed On the same principle. An
other point OF superiority is that the bot
tom aroor can be removed at any time
without disturbing bolt of the top saw
rig. The frame for the top saw is only on
the front end OF the husk, thus leaving the
rear end entirely clear for the removal of
the lower arbor, and no part of it is en-
dangered by wide and heavy. sidings or
slabs falling upon 1t. The husk is solid
casting, planed on both top and bottom,
and only requires to be laid on timbers
prepared for it, when it is ready for work.
The top saw can be started or
stopped at any time by a
lever on the frame and within
the arbors are self oiling and the Innings
are interchangeable. 1t is an invention
which we'll deserves the inspection of all
interested in this branch of industry.
PORTABLE HOUSES.
9sEorrests portable house and automatic
car coupler are attracting large share of
attention. The latter invention is an in
genious contrivance which is awaiting
capital to introduce it.
SEWING MACHINES.
The light-running domestic Sewing
Machine Co. has a grand exhibit which at
tracted a multitude of ladies who eagerly
watch the operating of the machine. The
under braiding ana the vibrating presseI
- II inS oil re
of wcrk to be done by any person. Every
part Of it is made of steel and case hard
ened.
saThe gas stoves exhibited in the gallery
by Chas. S:ierle, of st. Poul, are mucn ex-
amined. By means of this utensil, atmos
pheric gas is made to do family cooking
He claims that gas will be the fuel of the
future and that there will be less danger
from confagration originating In chm
neys and defective fues as at the present
time.
The Acme fire kindlers are also on ex
hioition, one kinder which costs but {
penny being sufficient to start three fires
They are made Of sawdust and some res
inou. substance mixed together.
CREAMERs.
The Cooley creamers, manufactured il
sixteen dlHerent sizes lot dairy OF IacIor!
use, are exhibited by the manufacturers
Whittier & Ensign, of Northfeld, MINI
They appear to possess superior merit ant
attract the attention of rura
visitors. They have also rectaHgula
churns holding from nine to sixty gallons
the largest being adapted for use in cream
cries and large dairies, They are ftte
with cranks at both ends, and so arrange
that pulley can be attached for connect
ing with power. They range from Sc t
$50 in price.
STONE wARE.
Howry s. Wilson, of Minneapolis, have
large display consisting of jugs butte
jars, churps, milk pans, fruit jars, fowt
pots, vases, etc.
PUMPS AND PIPES.
M 4. Glow, of Minneapolis, exhibit
pumps, pipes and strainers, and ocoupi'
q large space.
BEVERAGES.
Jacob Res, of Shakopee, hes fine ot
play of carbonatea and fermented Eeve