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90 remain for two months 1t was treated TO an 90
casona scrapins. that It would pack evenly being
thus rendered hard and even for the laying OF sur
face Of brick tho chief constructive feature. The
lrst thing was the setting of curbing made of two
by six pianks seven feet apart held by oak stakes
eighteen inches long and put down every four feet.
inside OF this was put nve.inch bed OF sand all
evenod up, and single course OF No. 1 paving brick
then put down, q nne roadhei being thus obtained.
Outside Of tho curb two feet of crushed rock wcro
laid graded up to mako easy approach this plan IN
surng Of eleven feet in width and tho earth
on each side was graded and worked thoro alto
gcthor awdth of some forty feot afrording tracks
each aide for use in dry weather. Such brick road
cost about 90 cents per running foot.
At the plate mill of the Illinois steel Company may bo
any hour OF the OF practical scientific
achievement, namely, magnet that will lift Ave tons
OF redhot stee and not only that, but magnet that
will pick up half a dozen huge steel plates aud drop
them. one at time. with perfect regularity quickly,
and quietly. One OF the compauys magnets IA espe
cialy designed for handling the hot plates and ingots
OF steel dlcuty whatever being found in handling
10000 or 5000 pound ngot at low red heat As
labor-saving apparatus these hugo magnets are de-
clared to be beyond comparison. working swiftly and
silently and saving an immense amount OF time in
fact the limit OF their spsed of action yet
been discovered, because It has never been consd.
cred wise to test them their fullest capacity the
ordinary. everyday rate of speed being found suf
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accomplishes required far greater expenditure Of
time and moro men and machinery. tho work
ever done SO efIicently.
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1he perieotioh 70 whioh mcrometicai mechanisms
sha 'ne results Oh heir industrial application are now
proush' IL Illustrated IN remarkable degree In tho
prouuoaon Oh certain descriptions OF woven wiro
sauae ana olotn some OF these being made with
meshes NO ihnnitesimai as 70 NUMBER 10000 OF tho
ie1er 10 single square Inch The more delicate
OF "e-those which STAND related to scientific
hs'ruments-are OF such nm mess as to render their
meaSuremehs matter OF dimcuity; this task. how
oVer mas oeen maze practicaDle and platinum wfro