The Meeker herald., 1891-10-17
A FELINE MOTOR.
Tho Marvellous Machine Invented
by q Westora Ceniua
Cate u'iiissd 4" farnish Electricity fog
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Prof Richard belong. the inventor
OF the new feline motor, says Slough
ton (Wis-l correspondent. 81 the New
York Sun, IL tall, palc-tacci man
with thrvc@iCry, bay window fore
head oy.rhGnging - pair Of aeePss,.
sky-biue eyes, st on each aide Of .
large, ihin, hooked n0ss, lie il not
beauty, bu, lie il a Fcnius,
liis feilns motor, which II n. present
creating hueh II sensation ia seirniiiia
circles in stouFht,n, isa marvellous ma
chine, unique ia appearance and won.
d.rfui Ia operation. IL may bc de-
seribrd a. curious combination Of
large and small i,y-whc.is. grcat bal
anee-wh-cls. bright steel ru-la. HHi AN
Aiusa<A ianuiarrsh', number Of coiis ot
copper wirc. all jsinei to a bri1,i,ly-
ppiishci eyiiatlrr Of brass. one end ~
wh.eh Pnojee;s In.o a wir. cage ilied
with ordinary eats IT. operation In
very simple, but snFPsislas Ia its re-
suits, A sligh, pail oa - siaail nickel
plated lever starts the machine. Then
like lifhtiinf frl'a out the end Of the
cylinlcr pnll.'r'in' Into -. cage ,herc
shoots q iuE rtaUi ara anil hand. grab
bling "ac Di i'ir est, by ihs maps Of the
neck and yRgiil.s l. ipip the cy Under.
wheFo II dlaIEIs 80 with = yell ~ inor-
than fclino terror. II momcn, the
iiy'wilcels, the f-rca; inianrc-wilc.is,
and nil Of tie elmHll satri m,rhin.ry
bc.'in u mpys. nj EE, slowly, but soon
with startling rapidly. Al III, proI-r
moment, whish Il Indicated by a small
ciocis'likc attachment. ,hc operator
pull, another lever. when from on, u
the other end 81 the cylinder, with hair
and tall erect. .1in,lliaiinf. eyes Hnd u
eal.fwaul iisincs,ins ,s ones spinal
column. the ca, h projected Into u tub
Of cold water prepared foF i;s reception.
Thi, OPERATION. surprising: n II may
sccin. extracts frpm the ca, electricity
.Iulyalcn, ,o the power represented by
ten hoFucs, working for on. hour. aud
this power can H. stored into tho
cylinder until needed. a. a "a; can IL
run through the motor every ,hnrc
minute. nni nil thc accommodating
electricity H. stored. the power II the
machine !, practically iiIni,icss. The
tamc ca; can L. used every ten hour,
without the lcas; iinralring u, health
and general usefulness.
Thn Professor IN iabIian. orcr the
sueccs. of his Invention. lie Il satisfied
tha, hr has overcome every difficulty.
and ends sspn Ia pu, the machine,
upon the market In hp-alsiag of tho
origin os the invention and the probable
results Of it, uss. he says;
- have lon.. believed tha, tho en-, ~
natures Lcy,lcn Jar. CHARGED with sn
cnormoun amount 81 electricity. bu. la
pgv,cr~s " extract It. Thi. prpccs. IL
has tr-n my R,--i fortune To diseov-r.-
The discovery win - OF incaicuiabi.
b-ncG' Ia mankind. II viii revelation.
isr the mechanical world. anil will IL,
felt In every department; of llf,. i:Y i.s
means ever? family. M matt,r how
poor. can have u. hosnc brilliantly
lighted with -lcci.lrity a. less eost
than in have 4, poorly liyh;-l with
kerosene. liy simply running tho now
practically uacicss hou,r eat through
the machine twice each day u sufficient,
afnoun, Of electricity ca, b. cngcHicFcd
TO illuminate brilliantly any medium
sized house. Think how advantageous
II would H. 10 n large city. Take New
York for example. Carefully compiled
statistics show that thcr, are nt present
within the city limits $50, 1iG cats.
This represents very nearly 10000, 900
continuous horse power. or enough TO
ligh; the entire city and furnish all the
motive power needed to do it, work.
The feline motor will 10 away with
steam. Ton yrrr from row I venture
TO say there vii. ;is' b. o. i.sHs1 "u;.inc
in active orcTIi.oa - tic United
81 ntes'