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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26
A Talented Tamiiy.

Tho MqSplilkms family is o1p Of tte :.
most f.sllonahlein Galveston I.se Oh
u.4n, however, 10 NOT ns nice 0s he cught
to 10, but the rest nd iha tsu,ly nre
highly accomplished. GOraebody vas
spesGin'y Of them the Other day, and he
remarked how they al played oc some
instrument
"Wha. dos the cad lady paVH'
asked bysta1det. t
"Shc plays On tho piano"
"Aud the youngest daaghtA9"
"Sho plays Oh tho harp" 81 a'
"And the next daughter p"
"6hs Is very plOGclsns On tie gnitar."
"And the boy
"Ho phys on the fiddle"
"Wcii, does the old man play -
"Yca bet he does. He piAys the stay
ines. game Of draw-poker on Galveston
iaiand- d-"-Go,vestoss Neaca iF'p
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26
SaDay.Se Na.

Whoev3r hos sccu q Ilistsn u revolver
rnruidgo has net,eca tina, the rvahd,
metallic end is covered with gre.a,y
cu,tlug resembling IL many ways nut
tor t:lloN, and no 6ouht has considered
it 70 be that aniIaal product II is, how
evet, nothing OF the kind, beiug simply
the product Of vegetable growth, aud
fnosn TO tho trade as Japanese wax.
The Japanese-vn1 tree ftun which tins
comes Is treo oi great beauty aud usc-
iulhess. Il is species OF pumsc aud
grows twenty-five feet hilsh, attalninyea
iiaihetsr CT one and hSli fec. Nlosa OF
tho candLss used hy The japanese ro
maas fro,n tie wax 9. the Iery borne
by this tree. These berries are g,thsst,l
by Tire natives with d great dssl Of cara,
and crashed and pressed Another wny
os ols.ining the waA Is by nsS;eaioa in
hot water, skimm,ng tho wax from tho
surface. Tho wax Is yellowish wbi,s,
suftcr than beeswax, Ilol.; at l2i d.>
grocs Fehrenheis, and commands co..
piM. BESIDE its use ioI candles, it Il,
Ok vaire in the arts and Ia many nlinur
Industries. The berries a,e white in
color, grow Ia clusters, and arc about ns
large as @ pee. The treo Itself is of
.apii growth End easy cultivation. jap
,inese wax Is also used extensively Us t.
substitute 10, bsyberry wax, the la,ter
o,eting several times ae much as tt51
foSuior. Il IL uscd Is O coating tyr me-
tni..sry When ii Is to he shipped, aa u
luans C. greasy coating nnpcryious 20
tbs acsio., Of air 0na moisture La np-
pcarnnce, smelling and feeling. il c'oss.-
IS resembles nlu;tDn ta.iog.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

"Niiw; l was gwifse tq remark, began
the old man, ~ Elder Tpote finally eot
lis fect drawn back under the l<ScA
"sc, 10 .le e;feck das one hav Of dc solid
irjcyn.ent I could take In die wWal il
iet alone ON split by s.t Of mon ws4an
nirlits.'y hope Go noz' giIcrashun VII
cast into lie SEA. can't pick up papu
wilnus bein' STARTLED By ta ANNOUNCE
rien, ,.at we eat 10 NIGH sawp zoo lik
'is, s.. up too ls:s, go e bed Zoo alriy,
,h,>.s too warm 81 tco cnld-wSit te
much or too little. Dsosslkc1s ON csn-
st.Lt!y st wozA to rr:s de rest Of u On
de r's,,Gisd aise OF e1lxs;y.
"t'rs day we hear DAT oocsrushu1
nns bocoyna OUT nas.,unci cWnplfint.
Mex day ii an Prrdicied. Gst do fewel
supply Vi 10 world AN r1HLia' short
Next ing W. h'Hr # en- De ste:cmcrt
int dc q ve.nsc Of human he nrn growth
ahorsar, OF Cat eight n.en ons Of Ten
hnvo hvcx coulr,uins C tias coast s:r
'psvAchin' de aurth Dsu's st;iliu' ,-an'
hnna,d up an' SA1ot OF ct Va ebry d.7 IN
lie J y'a,, ia it kna got to tl,t Pass Get ls
,nan who lies down as 4nsh: draa,is Cat
t.c meg tsbbcr stn &c molsl osuin, an
he s:ts up TO wonder Z ae con1i,gra-
sa,n tssine csl IN de sun won't burn u2 q
Lbs gesdcn truck bsSo' night or -l .-..
81 hls hin th;uAin' ell daso ancs obcr.
hss been worried ~ AASas'cd air' hsiif
sc,iz-S 10 ac<lth obcf &c Ga;ft r,sioi, do
p,>Slh>t.s' c!i:hatic changes, le as,V<xh,n,- !.
ii..i chsnges Hn' Go a,.idt1, diisAiyer.ss
,in: human li'o AN shef,olin' up Mis tn
Old cit.hes liuo On Is ..Isy day. has
gus to DAT pitch ant I'm etin' 10 a.:
doan III my catdn ~id Faa q! ap,tss
o,: do right han an' paA ob tor-eorn
On d. leil, an let IL wcala sarn boskW
',p al rs hanged 70 hdt- Ii while boiss
we-:s to go OH wa'ryAa obr sci,Ase G.'
u,-ttsopliy Gu prodA.aahuns an prophe-
cies, lot 'sln DO it, bot my sdvice - dc
Guild nce eIn .c worry oSes nuthhs'
h;gi.r'n 0s Nocf q huusn On dcey1
doun dnn d. :,ossoln OF q cclSsz. Nl,rl
yous day's g worh ..ss dun, sot down tn ds
lta cheer, iy9t ysr piEa, and i.s de
cl.i,'e', or ds b-s a>9 Loose fur gaA
tiLna" -...-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26
Rather Chew !aur Nary.

A weilknown actress was playing m
engagement III Louisville A Eoashern
tiatiosnsn, q planter u co,,s'der.iA
ycars and fortune, allowed her c4n,ui.
to overcome his s-sustni,r,d as-s,,iu,,
to .natrineny, and be approscl.cl The
sc:rcss With proposals of marriage. The
following conversation then ensned:
+ "iI consent 10 become your wise,
sir. should first desire time to under
stand your disposition; second, Ishouki
ccsire your consent to two propositions ="
Name 'em,- he said
You must consspt 10 my staying Oh
the s:ase ten years longer ut least
"umph' Wall I dnn* think I
would" ..... .......
And yoa must at once ceusa the a.so
Of tohsceo-azoept IN the form II c.-
ls:s.is " '. t.1-.r
"W-h-art!" The planter s.arted hack
\ sas chair, looked sTound TIE hotel par
lps, sad stared 3. hex, and frotn his lips
here followed q prolonged whistla
"areat g:d, miss! .ureiy-vhy-
We'll r and then he a{yain s:ased
O. Il mean what say
"Cone, now" lie found voice TO
apeAs come, Eow, misc, ,ets ocm-
promise; I'll agree 70 yocr acting Jeas
" two, but don't cat OF my tobacco
loa't, pd-it would-dont"
"You have hes,d the alternative"
Then, by Jackson. there's nothing
raore 70 30 said. I Ike yoa-you sui!
me bUt when it comes to cLoosin' he
twsea chewia' and naryfn'. give rnn the
ns.ugsl lsaf-drs. last aud alway s.
Good day, taiss.
And rs rcd in tho face q, q Southern
sunset, he took his departure She.
1evc1 saw hin again.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

TwHr women and vine, mans lot Is
to smart; tho vine makes his head
ache, aud women his heart-O4d rh,iusG
According ,toothe reports which
reach us from Washington, the sena-
tors and representatives of the Rocky
Mountain States and territories are
developing considerable activity in
endeavoring to push measures which
in their belief viii promote the, mining
interests of the. country. We hear
that an efford is to be made to reduce
the cost Of obtaining patents for min
eral lands, and that il is intended to
revive the project of . law requiring
square locations. and con6ning the
owner Of a mineral claim to the exter-
ior lines Of the surface boundaries of
his claim. II is rumored, also, that a
bill will soon be introduced to create
a mining bmean IN the Department of
the interior. aad ~ Lnvxal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

The dangerous navigation at He'll
Gate, the eastern entrance to the
harbor of New York, causes nightly
blockade Of vessels. To obviate thi,
delay to commerce the Lighthouse
Board has indorsed a proposition
to provide He'll Gate with electric
lights, and Congress has been asked
to authorize the necessary expert
ments. The plan is unquestionable
practical and cannot fail to be beDe-
fetal. .,J
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

Mr.. Belford has introduced bill in
Congress providing for the leasing Of
Government lands in Colorado in
tracts not exceeding 5000 acres to
any one person, for a period not to
exceed ten years. 1t is intended for
the encouragement and protection Of
stock raising.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

OSH would think tina. nss1 rela.ozA
ulo I've continually together, aud a.
ways have doas 80. must be pretty veil
acquainted with ons aaother's character.
They arc ncody IN the dark et1out It.
rarlilari.y confounds al trai4s Of dis
ti,ciiou interest and prejudice take
away tic power II dlsti2caaa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26
stock raising.

A young Oil City lady recently
visited New York, and when she re-
turned home, relating to her friends
how she stopped at "palatable hotel
and went up and down stairs in
cultivator," Her parents should cul-
.ixate her.-O7 CIt Derrick.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26
cuNSsoN COLORADO, THURSDAY JAN
During 1851, $40 persons were

During 1851, $40 persons were
convicted Of drunkenness in Topeka.
This number represents over one-half
of all the convictions for offences or
misdemeanors Of every kind for the
year. Comparing the trunks of last
year with thessoffencoeof like kind
during previous years, and 1t is
reckoned that the average Of druul,-
ards IS 20 per centsgreater in Topeka
for 1851 than when the prohioitory
hqnor law was not in operation. This
doesn' t speak very well for the IN
temperate efforts Of the temperance
dlciples of Kansas. x. c., 7mes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

A YOUNG lady who had ordered home
: pair ot snusualiy high-heeled boots
wss Hn.!u., sy tiss naao,.nre,ne,t hv
Bridget, hss.1 f--Sa answering tbs d,sr-
bell, "u ye p,aize, miss, there is a man
in the hail below va pair a sht2ts for
yea "-Honao CsD1A
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

The census of Paris, taken in Decem-
Der, gives population Of 7,ae5,9oo,
against 1,9SS,S 800 in 1876. o.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26

TEE azt Of education has bocn re-
duced to 20 ane . point that epcn
bavser cea be taRt -'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-26
no. 80.
ErWhcr Garaac, a, Croakor~

e. 90 10 ea1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-28
nRlEP rELeGlsAMs.

Alichhcl Davitt is due in Chicago to.mor-
row, where he will speak in the evening
and then leave for Buffalo.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Law, the wife
OF Il well known citizen OF Flag Springs;
Gentry county, near St. Joseph, Mo-, com.
mi'ted suicide by cutting her throat with
q razor. Cause, mental arrangement. She
was iiity years Of age, + =.
Ch;caeo dispatch: S. W. Allerton, who
has 1900 acres OF corn land in the best
section OF the State, says Of the prospect in
Pratt and adjoining counties: Heavy ruins
have delayed the corn planting and piow-
ing, and until last week the farmers were
discouraged, but now the corn is fairly
jumping out Of the ground. 81 Il : q ~
y Echhuff $ iewelry store at Grand RAPIDS.
Mich, was boldly robbed last evening"
while the proprietor was absent. Only a
small lad WIS lett in attendance. The bow
was called to the street bya man in car.
riage, who detained him on the pretcuse OF
giving him directions for the repair OF a
ring, when his pal entered the store, rifled
the show case Of from seven hundred to
one thousand dollars worth Of watches.
The Catholic Z knights of St. John, in
convention at Cleveland, yesterday, elect
ed Charles Mcliannan, OF Cleveland, pres
idcnt Right Rev.. Bishop Nice Quade, Of
Rochester. spiritual director; Caspar Dres.
cher, Of Buffalo, and Nicholas Case, OF
Rochester,viee presidents; G ]; II. Schultz,
Of Cleveland, secretary; Joseph; ;Hesslinger,
Of Rochester, treasurer and james Mani:
her, OF Buffalo, and ]. Cs Kearns, Of Yicks-
burg, members ofithe executive com nit:
tee, in adlitionlto the president secretary
and treasurer Rochester was selected !as
the place for the next meeting. q q
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The Singular Trick ornu Indian Desper.
ndo-Judge I.ync:I Settle. Him.

A"c cS'HSuthF ArAcR OI hu lDuiau Dcaper.
nd"-Judge I.yncI Settlcs Him.
ST. Louis, June 27.-A special from Los
Vegas, n. NJ, says: Saturday night as a
man named R. Il. Hutter, while walking
in the street with his vile, an Indian des.
perado named Francisco Taioya, better
known as Navajo Frank, threw larat
around llutter's neck, put spurs to his
horse and rode of at rapid rate, dragging
the man over rocks in the street for a hun.
dred yards and more. The shock came so
suddenly that IIut,cr had not time TO take
in the situation, the lariat being so tight
around his neck that his face became
black. About 100 yards from the spot
from where he was lassoed the bystanders
pulled rcvolyers and shot at the Iudian,
who then drew knife and cut the lariat
near the pummel OF his saddle.
llutter was left lying in the street. He
WAS terribly bruised and mapsled, his
tongue and beard being entirely pulled
out He was taken home and will prob
ably recover. The fendish Indian made
his escape, but in n very short time
mounted posse of men captured him,
brought HIM to the city and placed him in
Jail. Yesterday between l2 and | o'rlock
u crowd OF citizens assembled ut the Jail,
demanded the release Of the prisoner, but
were refused. They then entered the jail
by force, the. cell keys handed over and
Navajo Frank was taken out and utter
desperate resistance by him the rope was
put around his neck. He was marched TO
Telegraph pole where the moose WAS
tishtened and he was hois,ed up and left
hanging in the air. .si'rf d.
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CHICAGO, June q All the farmers con-
oede that this years corn crop in central
Illinois will exceed by MANY thousand
bushels that Of 1851. Other grain looks
better than ever before, and ten days more
Of good weather will almost insure good
crops. Atthe worst this years yield will
be much above the average. Railroad
earnings will increase % per cent in conse-
quence.
4 more comprehensive view Of the pros.
peci, taking in the Northwestern States,
will give less roseate view. The paper.
sre bur,iened with reports OF storms, cy.
clones, floods and winds, so general in
character and SO similar in heavy wrought
laalSge to crops that the conclusion is
n'rsislible that the greatest injury has
ben inflicted that was ever done by
irup,iye storms. There has been also in
addition 10 the injury to the crops great
los in cattle, TO fences, 10 outhouses and
HotaErle loss OF life.
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THE wALLIyG.cAnrnELL FIGHT
To Take Place at New Geneva-.westv vir.
~ ,,sf ElnIn Authorities ON GuArd. "

PITrsBuRGii, June 2S.-At l@20 this
morning small steamer left Monongahela
City, bound for Geneva, Fayette county,
this State. 1t Is very small place, situat.
ed ut the head Of navigation and about two
miles from the West Virginia line. The
steamer had on board Bryan Campbell
and Tom Walling, the Colorado pugilsts,
who are matched to fight within 100 miles
Of this city. their seconds, small number
Of sporting men and lalfa dozen newspaper
correspondents. The fight will take place
ut sunrise this morning, and will probably
not be witnessed by more than fifty per.
sons. From what is known Of the men, a
stubborn and hard eight may be expected.
Last evening large number Of this citys
sporting men left for Colliers, positive that
the fight would take place at that well
known place. Advices from Brooke and
Hancock county state that the Sherifrs are
alert and have the river bank picketed the
same as before the Wecden.M Maloney slug.
eing match. From along the G. 4 P. road
1t is learned that no guards are on watch,
and no trouble is expected.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
l>t'1!l NOTES OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
AArlae Hospital Service at wh.elIss- Gen. Cons
neutrality-suspicious. for the vraaey.
Paaa,s Of K,ll.y's Intersll Revenue
Dgl-Gsnsral Wa,hirg gton News. 8
Special plpa.ch to the ln,ellIscnccr.

Special Dispaich to the ln.elligencer.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-A circular from
DR.. Hamilton, supervising surgeon OF tho
marine hospital service, announces the fol-.
lowing arrangement for the next fiscal year
relative to the service at Wheeling:
"Dr. John Frissell is TO furnish medical
attendance, medicines, board and nursing
ut one dollar per day to each patient, ex.
cept contagious cases, for which two dollars
per day will he allowed"
The nomination for District Commits.
eioner in place Of Col. Dent, whose term
expires on the sO,h Of June, will probably
be sent to the Senate this week. John r.
Mitchell, the well known dry goods mer-
chant OF this city and ex-senator West, Of
Louisiana, arc prominently named in cou.
nection with the position.
The Pennsylvania Republican Associa.
tion has organized its standing committees
for the ensuing campaisn-iinancial, exec.
utive and political. c. Il. Clifton is a mem.
ber OF the last named committee for Mr..
saallenbcrger's district.
The venerable W. w. Corcoran, who
has been seriously i'll for several weeks,
causing his friends much anxious appre
hension, has considerably improved Of late
and left to-day for Deer Park, Md.
Z. G. Rector, OF Grafton, is in the city.
The resignation Of Nathan Gof, Jr., ms
District Attorney for West Virginia, which
has been received at the Department oi
Justice, will leave vacancy for which
there will be no lack OF applicants. Quite
anumber OF parties aspiring to the place
are already in the field.
The Internal Revenue bill, as was cx-
pected, passed to-day without further
amendment. The amendment proposed
by Col. Wilson on Monday, authorizing
elch producer Of leaf tobacco to sell moi
less than 500 pounds Of his yearly product
in open market without paying any special
tax thereon, was defeated by n vote OF 81 tc
90; but considering the odds against him Mr
Wilson made quite an energetic effort iur
his proposition.
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

WAsnIScroS, D. c.. June 27.-The Sen.
ate passed resolution for the printing OF
additional copies OF Blaine's eulogy on
Garfield for the use OF Blaine and Mrs.
Garfield. i5..5l = 8. 4, i 3,,.57. 81
In the Star Route cases the Government
closed the evidence on route IS, las, and
route IS, ,456 was taken up, on which John
W. Dorsey was allowed $l5,03S extra com.
pensation. y! 4, 4. Il [, "
The combinations by. the Senate to-day
.wera: Pay Inspector Joseph 0. Smith, to
be Chief OF the Bureau OF Provisions and
Clothing and PaymasterS General oi the
Navy; Chas. II. Williams, Postmaster ut
Lancaster, Ohio. :
The House Committee on Foreign A Attairs
decided to postpone action on the PROPOSE.
ton to abroeate the Hawaiian treaty until
the first meeting OF the Committee in De
cember next. Representative Orth was
directed to report to the House substitute
for the resolution introduced BY Represen.
tatIye Robinson, ot New York, respecting
the imprisonment OF suspects in British
prisons. Friday next was fixed for. the
hearing on the subject Eot; tho persecution
OF Israrlites In Russia. q L z, 4!
The House Committee on Judiciary re-
ceived a atcommunicationifrSm the officers
OF the Northern Pacific Railway company
stating that itwould be; m impossibiliiy.to
replyEto,the interrogato OF the commit:
tee until a conference was had with the
land agent Of the road at ST! Paul. q :
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RIr.i'S EUiS.
III, DeftIcaiipu< Snw said to Amount 10
over SaOO,OOO,


over 100000.
Special to the luiclyCncvr. fa
WASHINGTON, Pa, June "7.-The case OF
RI. S. Thompson, Samuel Ruth, ct al.
changed with conspiracy TO deiraud the
Washington Savings Bank has reached its
c,lclusiOn for the present. When the
ca@ was called the prosecution stated that
they were ready 10 proceed with the case,
bit the defense asked for n bill OF par.
ticulars.
Judge Hart has now granted this and the
Bill Is re;uraable by August !. This, OF
course, neccsstates the continuance OF the
csatill the September term Of the court.
There still continues to he good deal OF
talk about the matter and rumors OF
compromise are continually ailoat. 1t is
stated, though not au.hori,ativeiy, that the
detalcatipn reaches 225,OOO. One hun
dred and sixty thousand dollars is the
amount known 10 be deiaulted.
Mr., y. L. Baker, clerk Of the County
Commissioners has been appointed an
expert by the court TO examine the books,
aud 10 determine the exact amount. Slr.
Baker wi | proceed Immediately to the
work.
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Appropriations for Public Buildings.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The desire 10
obtain appropriations for the erection OF
public buildings in various parts OF the
country has amounted TO perfect mania
among the members OF this Congress.
Speaker Keller is daily beseiged by mem-
bers Of both sides to put through measures
OF this character, and SO general is the de-
sire among members to be favored in the
same way that objection is made in rare
cases, and the bills go through by unani-
nous consent, and with little or no consider
alton. The appropriations made thus far
for this purpose have never been exceeded
in the aggregate by any preceding Con.
gress. The bills are passed by the House
with the utmost impartialiiy, aud both
parties share alike in the enormous draft
upon the public treasury. With the view
to ascertaining the actual outlay by the
Government for the construction OF the
public building and their character, and
nfiording comparative statement OF the
appropriations made by different Con.
crosses since the Forty-fourth, Mr.. Buck
ner, Of Missouri, to-day offered rcsolu-
ton calling upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 inform the House OF the kind
OF buildings that have been constructed,
whose cost has been 100000 and over.
This resolution will bring out to public in
spection the large sums OF money that
have thus been expended from the peoples
treasury. 55g4sFt 80 4
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c,y N,tEy, The chief signal officer,
published an official report OF two
,o,u,lOes, and is now preparing a work
si,ips de,lil, Of the rayages, general char
,s,;+is and phenomena Of the worst
..,,r, ,ba. have occurred in the United
S,,,, In the list we find the State Of
y.s York put down for 35 particularly
b,;se,oa, and destructive tornadoes; Kan.
az. t, pnt down for CO; Illinois, 81; Mis-.
.opri. "A. Georgia, IS; Iowa, 81; Ohio, 9s;
Indiana, 81, aud 50 on. This season lorna.
dos have occurred in not less than n dozen
States. one Of the most violent being in
Pennsylvania. Gen. Hazen's report indi.
ea,es that June is the month in which tor.
rYioes haze occurred most frequently.
Tbey Eaye been more frequent in April,
Nay and September than in July and
August. Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
md Kansas have had double dose this
rear.
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Tho Mining Troubles I

rH. HF.h r
could not have come at better time for thta,Si
proprietors. Many OF them have taken ads
vantage OF the opportunity 10 put in Epping$
and Keystone steam pumps, manufactured
BY Thompson, Eppiug & Carpenter, $50 500
Penn avenue s - ~ ~ ss;7il, s.sisseS
The Excelsior Coal Company, Akron, o.:
The pump We purchased from you last fail
Is giving excellent satisfaction, our people alt
being yell pleased with it, This pump is
The Massillon Mining Company, Masillon,
U" -FOUR months ago We bought an Epping
pump from You forsnking slope, b We find
il to be Just what is needed for sinking sbafrss &
1t is superior 10 any pump we ever saw. on
account, oi It's being SO siInply and strong
built We have had q very hard slope to-
sink, having met with much sapd: VET tiieg
pump Is running as well as when We put III
Andrews Bros mine, YOUNGSTOWN o.
"fhe large Epping Mine Pump you sent us
has been in operation :: ever since. 1T is.
forcing water $50 feet vertically, and does sll
you claimed II would We nre fully satis-y
fed with the pump !" ID t3sisS1S
ss.,osS cs,ness p, Bros, Lim.) ore mines use the
Dur burton CITY, 70. mine. use the Eppins i
Pump. .s -. 4; ~
Kimberly, carnes s Co.'S mines use SCI our ,l:
. G1.L. Bennett 4 Cos Upton mines use !
Epping Pump. '7' I - -
wheel Pump f5, laI, a,
wheel Pump. Z PSI
A large stock constantly on hand 5by,y
THoNP,oN, EPrIsG 4 CARrvs rER. & -
Ss2 ~ $40 Penn avenue Pittsburgh.