Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-30
100 Doses One Dollar
inside faces of the wood strips are pointed

inside faces of the wood strips are pointed
studs, taking iuto holes on The opposite
| lies. The strip Of emery cloth is laid en-
to one set in the studs, and the " 4 -
as it is called, closed, which fixes the
STRIPS on one slds. 1t is then Similarly
fixed on the other side, and thus consti-
tutes what Is called an emery file," and
which is q handy end convenient arrange
ment for workshop use.
Engineering News makes the announce
ment in its news columns that Architect
L S. Buffilgton Of Minneapolis has
Drought forward sn invention which he
Thinks will revoIutioniz3 the world of
building, viz: system OF building known
os "Ba fflpgton's Pasent Iron Building
Construction" By it buildings can be
constructed Of any desired height. They
sre entirely of iron, starting from G iSun-
dstIon like the base Of s bridge pier, di-
mlnishing in size IS they ascend. They
are TO be brEced diagonally by iron lat
tice girders with horizontal iron beams.
The covering is also iron, and outside of
this msy be ornamental sheeting Of stone,
terra Gotta or ANYTHING else.
Tie uses of sacchsrin, which is q hun
Gred times sweeter than sugar, are thus
set down by the American Druggisi:
"Not being csrbo-hydrs.e like sugar, it
does not affect the digestive process, and
passes ont through the urine without
change. By means of it the food of dia
bette patients may oe sweetened without
unfavorable effects. Ssccharin is sieo
likely to be found a servtcesble 'auti-fsf
substitute for sugar. From Its ant,-ier-
meptivs properties i will be valuable IS
substitute for sugar in food for dyspspr
tics, infants and convelescents. A. sn
addition TO preparations for preserving
the teeth, ssccoarin will improve the
taste of these comp FUNDS without INTO
ducing G fermentise process"
An interesting experiment has been
tried with the great artesien well which
spouts up IN the grounds Of the Ponce &c
Leon hotel c. St. Augustine, Fls. Direcs-
ly over the well, which throws & sGlid
column OF wster Twelve Inches II diane
ter thirty-five fest into The air, 5 hinge
tut bine wheel has been placed. Boxed
direc. to the shaft Of tins wheel is sn
Edison dynsrno, capable of supplying 375
siXteen-csndle lamps. Several hundTed
Edison incandesceni lamps have been
placed on the walls Of the builcing over
the well, sud together with the indicating
anu SSHGA's eS Soh1NSNSA ''iNA'
the dynamo. The trials in generating
electricity In this way by power
! oerived directly from the earth have
proved eminentiy satisfactory, as far as
| the stesdiness ard consistency Of the light
are concerned. The experiment is inter
es,iog as being the first case On record
where natural water power for driving
machinery has bean derived directly from
the earth.
Starting with she ides that the hand
varies sensibly In size with the amount of
blood present in it st any moment. Prot.
Mosso, the Italisn psychologist, has made
some most interesting Investigations. In
MS firsl experiment Is the hand was placed
in q closed vessel Of wster, when the
change in the circulation produced by
the slightest action OF the body
or brain, the smallest thought
or movement, WAS shown by g
| rise or fail 10 the liquid in the narrow
neck Of the vessel. With & large balance
on which the hor.z ontsl hEmsn body msy
be poised ne has found that ones thoughts
may be literally weighed, snd tina. even
dreams or the effect OF slight sound dur
ing s.umoer turns the blood to the brain
sufficiently to sink the bs,arce Of the head.
The changing pulse even told him when
professional friend wss reading Isslisn
and Wnen Greek, the greater efort for the
latter duly affecting the blood dow.