San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-05
A WONDERFUL MACHINE.
Which Turns Out Finished Screws
of Any Size.

". NJ. Spencer, "uOse uNeHtiObs
some time ago much simplitied tue
making uf screws. has, with A. h.
EDDY, president of the Eddy Electric
Company, recently invented aud com
pleted q machine which Is believed
TO be at tar shead of his other inven-
o rs they were ahead ot the old
hand machines. lhe new machine
is in successful operation, and every
test Of it has proved highly satisfac-
tory, Human ingenuity, 1t would
seem, can develop screw machinery
no further.
from q coil, head the screw, cut the
threads. cut off the screw from the
coil aud make the slot. No machine
has been invented before that would
do all this. 1t does without any adj
,ditional handling OF material what
before this present invention Was
always done by W or three machines
Besides lt separates the finished
screws from the shavings,' depositing
them clean and brighton a receptacle
placed to receive them. Ali other
machines have 10 be ted with the
Strengthened wire, the rods being
about 10 feet long. The last two or
three INCHES OF every rod are wasted.
With this machine the only waste
is aBfthe end OF each coil, 2 or 8
inches, and the coil may be 400 or 500
, 4eet long.
The advantage OF feeding from q
coil is not only in the saving OF waste,
but also in the saving of labor. Put
on a coil of wire, start the machine,
and it will attend to itself. The
operator csn attend to other duties il
he likes, and when he returns he will
find q lot of completed screws, the
little machine being still at work and
attending strictly to business.
Simplicity Is the ruling feature of
this machine, and the impression
produced in watching it work is the
wonder that no one Invented is be-
tore. 1t is safely covered with patents,
OF course. In other machines the
wire is revolving rapidly against the
tools and die, In this the wire Is
held in the same position Throughout
the process and Is carried by III arm
against the different Instruments,
which operate upon it until the coIn-
pleted screw is turned out.
Any siZs or kind of screw can be
made, but for the heavier kinds a
heavier machine would be needed.
The machine now operating will
make q crew any size from five.eix-
teenths of an inch down TO the finest
watch screw.
Choicra-Dr. Randulph's Remedy
Furnished the LIGHT for publication by
Mrs. A. j. Dignowity.
To the Editor of the n. o Times
Seeing q request in the columns of
your valuable journal Tor information
concerning the methods OF disarming
the dreadful scourge of it's terrors, L
hasten 10 avail myself of your phi
lantrophy to give the people o formu-
lar which l am sure 10 not TO he
eQualed in it's complete mastery of
Asiatic cholera. 1 learned 1t from
the lips OF P. B. Randolph, the dis.
tinguished author and traveller,
whose personal experience of it's pow
or, gained in Europe and Egypt in
1852, while ira yelling in those
tries where isolated cases Vt genuine
Asiatlc cholera came under his notice,
is indeed extreme. 1 am assured
that known remedy is SO effective,
and the doctor u me that he
has seeD 1t tried in other forms of
cholera and collie with unvarying sue
cess; and l present the world. from
him, the precise formula and Its
mode of exhibition, remsrking, o.
passsut, that the preparation ought
10 be Kept In every family, as it Is
easily made. Best French brandy,
one pint; sweet spirits of nitre, one
ounce; fluid extract cannabis Indlca,
halt an ounce. Keep in tight, glass
corked bottles.
When the patient is attacked, put
him to bed instantly, give one table.
spoonful of the mixture in a jill OF
sweetened warm water every half
hour till the symptoms cease, which
will be the case when the patient
perspIres freely. When he does, let
him be towel bsthed in warm water,
four quarts, in which q little soda ash
has been dissolved. II the disease
has reached the second, or cramp
stage, increase the dose and shorten
the intervals oue-half. Pound some
ice, roll it In q towel and lay it along
the spinal column. Tor back bone or,
what is infinitely better, lay q roll of
cotton, STEPPED in chloroform, along
the spine, instantly covering it with
oiled silk to prevent the least evapo-
ration. In three minutes, II this be
properly done, the patient will ex.
perience very peculiar and, perhaps.
unpleasant sensations. Let this be
kept on ten minutes, and, unless the
symptoms abate, repeat it, both on
the back and across the abdomen. e
Trusting that this will not be for
gotten, but be preserved for the hour
of need, In the same spirit in which !
give IL from the Doctors waste book
1 am yours, 3. d. A. +.
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