5‘ machine of this century." a 3mm Wellesyiilvcn Way to the Touch of a. Keyboard “ . and impinged... in, Cognac of; Commotion—Its ea. , pseltyantite work-«Xi’uii been-unmet to Plan or I operatieuedl‘he Linotype the Greatest of Them Jill. More sum in editor new dreamed that within a decade the paper would undergo . or 8.5,tl0 an hour. The Sentinel had no use I 1dr bile! Mullah than; it: half desen columns of local news sound for Its m; Ila circulation was a few hundred copies. end its advertising limit- Otb It bade one promise. however.“To try and matte the Evening Sentinel igood newspaper. We want a liberal patronage to enable or to do it.” we laid. in our halides: bow. "and we have much evidence that we are to receive ~ ' ‘nattheproinise tomato agood newspaper has been fulfilled. and that The “final has received the liberal support of the public becauu It has Wherry”. is borne out by the rapid growth of the paper. First came oh Wt of The Sentinel. then another. allowed by a third. and Ilaiu - he‘s renrtn. in order to accommodate adventure and meet the demands of the more ammo of the public for the news. ‘ ” “steam to earryon tbegrowing business became a necessity. soda W ho-s‘ef its own was the next step along the pathway or prog- vemwuau s- fsw'ysars the facilities thus presided were Inadequate. and . “ W. ihsprsssnt one occupied by re. sentinel. was mm. with appliances tor conducting an up-toodate newspaper. cons “W machines. with theirsrestespscityevsrhsnd . , "or which The Sentinel ls able to meet nor do- lta columns for news. as witness the recent exhaustive reports of the Ghrlstian Endeavor convention. These machines are the most wonder. fll piece of ntechsnlbgm of this age of progress. and It was a nece-Ity for mention to Inscsu’ them in order to keep pace with the living age. Years of continuous experiment and the expenditure of a million dollars ‘ were required for the invention of the liergenthsler Unotype. The Lino- type ls pronounced by the London Engineering to he "the most remrksble Its invention and introduction are effecting a rev- olution In the business or printing newspapers and books which Is scarcely Monti ”In importance to the wonders wrought by electricity. “M, “ ' an» n... .. km “by “hiss My tol- Operation-4W4.) it “III the first holiest: mini departure from the lobg'esishllahsd , _ or type nonwhites. The last great improvement was the production a machine is which the linetypes were produced Instantly and ready tor ' “the prsss It! the there “Inert“ at lteys lihs those of a typewriter. the _ miss to assemble temporarily is has Insist matrices hearing Isdl» letters, against which the dosesrileotysss werecsstintspeststsl. Mould . Moldavia every part or the world as the Mantras. is Idhlflsiveig min Was in the uhlwdlthtss. We“ Mada. ‘Iflhhmssstihisssy hasdrsdscfnan. “themsehtneissssdnsmors “Wdtbslsadihgdsiiissnr to. wade Over-Iva m srensstsatlyisuastmthsrerld.udbrsmheoh ~ ”ohmmmmtmnnemmmwhw' moWMnmmcm-mo dentinel burst from its cecoon. now nearly ten years ‘ - ~ ' (“K-l“) ' ‘ > , ’ nanometre inaugurated on the "inthrchhngsable'fbm hieh has given American watches their great reputation. The _ 7 are unotype. a machine marvelous in speed. iagths ' and In the perfection and action of Its cared on nyerson street. Bmohlyn. . located in the Tribune Handing. New York city. The Unotyps is not a typesetting machinala the . p .. ‘ at its product. partafi‘i‘hba,m factory Ia lo- word. On'the conusry. it Is a machine which, sense of the . by Iidger heys . . ‘ In. t) *Mo like a typewriter. creates or products type matter ready for use on the press or stereotyping table. method of using single line latter type. It side metal bars or slits, as shown In Fig. 2. each the length and width of a line of type. and having on the upper edge the type characters to print an entire line. These bars have the appearance of solid lines of type and an- swering the same purpose. are‘eslled "ilnotypes." When assembled aide by aide. as shown In Fig. a. they constitute Jointly a “form" composed of ordin» sry type, and adapted to be used is the same manner. Alter being used the Ilnotypes are returned to the melting pot to be recast Into other lines. thus doing away with distribution. ' The production of the iinotype ls ell'ected as follows: The machine contains an its-lending members a large number of small brass matrices. The out on one of these malt-Icon looks like a big letter Y. These matrices eoneist each of a lint plate. having in Its vertical edge a female letter or matrix in). and In the upper end a series of teeth Hi). There are a number of matrices for each letter or character represented In the heyltoard. produces and assembles side by m. u The machine is organised to select amass bearing the required char. actors. and set then: up in line side by side. with intervening spaces. is the orderln whiehtheysretcssnssrishrtat.ssshewnisl‘ls.l.sodihersstter tosrsssstthelineioshtoldsothatthe Iiastysss er siege they be cast , easiest sad late the satire tinder Themsdmssrseleotedbr whiehmia mediatesnvonmor bvtthsrmhsielavlmthvmss- manna dfssehelissssi. m these mu R this it!) mmmm toastrissnthsvrhs‘ys to). herein, monotone-tam omen-season. mummnnmerovmenam . the“ m m fit. in. ’j , m . it N.Y..andthanfloas Vithocontpanyare‘ -” thereunder. The pot has a delivery mouth or channel The machine shown in Fig. 1 marks a wide departure from the ordinary- . . intmgf'osnd‘ln g. (I. .. on rough which a slot or multimedia!“ seaboard InFiga'land it. new rower (Fig. 6.) characters in the matrix line In presented directly opposite the face at the mold or slot. as shown In Fig. 7. no that when the mold is filled with metal to produce a slug or Iinotype. the metalkwi‘ll flow Into the matrices, which pro duce‘ their respective type character: to relief on the edge or the casting. ‘ Behind the mold wheel there is arranged a pot on. in which type metal In maintained in a molten condition by a dame from the gas burner (N) sdapted to lit against and close the rear face of the mold. Within the pot there Is mounted a me- chanically operated pump plunger (0). After the line of matrices to present- ed and Inched against and across the face of the mold. the mouth of the pot ls closed against the rear side of the mold. and the plunger then operated to force the molten metal from the mouth of the pot Into the mold. In which It solidifies. completingthe sing or linotype. After the Iinotype Is thus produced the mold wheel makes a partial rev- olution. turning the mold elot from the horizontal position in which it' stood during the casting operation to p thevertical position shown in Fig. 8. While the mold stands in this position. a Itorisontnl blade (Pl advances from the rear and pushes the linotype forward out of the mold and between trim- tiling knives Into the galley up on the front 0! the machine. a vibrating am (it) advances the Iinotypes one after another along the galley. into which they are thus assembled side by side in column form. as shown in Ft. U. ready for Immediate use. After the assembled matrices have answered their purpose in front of the mold it is My to distribute which they are again in due time succeeding lines. After the casting operation the line of matrices having answered their purpose. is lifted vertically. as indicated by dotted lines in Fig.3. and chest shifted laterally until the teeth engage the teeth of the plate (R). This plate then rises asindlcsted by dotted lines. lifting the entire line of ma- trices to the distributing mechanism at the top of the magaalne. The spaces remain behind when the matrices are lifted to the diatributor. and are trsnav (erred laterally to them: or holder (Hi. to be used again. The distribution of the matrices to their proper channels is effected by mechanism of extreme simplicity. as follows: Each matrix has the teeth lb) arranged In a peculiar order or number. according to the letter which It bears. In other words. a matrix marlng any given letter. timers. on to the number and arrangement of its teeth. from a matrix bearing any other letter, and these teeth are relied upon as the means for enacting diatributlon. .As shown In Figs. ii and II. a rigid metal bar (1‘). is ilxed in position above the open upper end» of the mansion channels. and is formed at Its lower edge with longitudinal teeth or ribs It). adapted to engage the teeth of the matrices and hold the latter In suspension. The ribs of the distributor bar vary In number and arrangement at different. points In It» length. there being a special arrangement over the mouth of each udreturnthemtothe stumble. from discharged In dili'erent order for use in m - I (HI. 1.) channel of the magnetite. The matrices to be distributed are simply pushed 'horisontaiiy along the bar at one and so as to hang suspended theretrom. and then moved slowly siting it over the months at the channels. Iisch line trls will main in Mt with and be suspended from the teeth at the her until It arrives over its plop-r channel. where the arrangement of teeth permits the matrix to disengage so that It falls directl:l into the Meet. This tstilss action at urtain matrices iatethsir respective channels. while other matrices are continuing their wrestling them lath-trumpeter”! ma saw-Iran steer are agents for no . They no the market for and see thorn. Iron SALE-It you went try the H. l 3;. forged. So. Norm So. Main street. ' eon SALE—~Two m . 04; log. Roof Coating M '1‘“ also Stewart’s M . m ply with canvas " ., walk Hdw. 00.. 42 an. 8150 will buy a chains (oils-145) in one of, streets of South _ ' healthful; walk laid; ., and petition for m tlon. Particulars 011 den. FOR BALE—din tulle! with twin calves. . Mutter. North , for omens; > Woodward . rooms. No. ~ . cold water: first 10 Union street. 1‘0 LET—flue large. . room. with but most central location also table boarders to Mrs. C. H. 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