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STRUCK By A FREIGHT TRAIN.

Three Young Men Thrown from a Buggy
and Seriously Injured.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I
ABINGDON, VA, July 25, 1884.
This evening as the western. bound
freight train was crossing Market street
near the tank, Ia the southern portion OF
the town, II ran into a buggy occupied by
Messrs. ID. N. Cummings, d. r. Berry, and
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Igom Colonel Cuar.c- = Ncpable, Pr0lCs-tr Of
Mathematics, T.. Val Mr. ~Irodc's VIII, energy,
and ability, and his experience a- q successful
tt'eit equality hm wen jo make this enterprises
----..- md d L--.l. u d. e-L.- and c-mnLrA.-
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COAL AND WOOD.-Ncycr mind the
advance. Ssuc price for coal. HEST An
1HRAtiII. SlONF, and Nut, %; BESI
FGG ANTHRACITE, "a 10; COALBURG
(Easi Bank LUMP. Ei.50; HAIL. s425; SOFT
IL ri, 1913. WOOD Of sl kiuds-loug, sawed,
a. kndiing. Lowest cash pdces.
&. N. PAGE,
FygE 1908 Cary strs4t.
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PERSONAL.
RICHMOND, VA, July II,

RICHMOND, VA, July II, 1854.
no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Il WeAre No iosSsr connected with the James
G. Smith Ice Com Yanyl and have not been since
April I, 1854. h. W. q VI. 2. MORSE,
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Treatise on thc Health ana Happine's ofWoman
mailed fI,c.
IllE EEADfIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box -, Atlanta, ga.
is 22-dlw&wltI
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UAMPpEN.SIDNEY COLLEGE,

SEND FOR 4 CATALOGUE OF THE
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STACNTON. Va.
MRS. GENERAL j. l.. 3. STUART, Principal

The next session Of nine months begins SEP
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EDUCATIONAL.

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fv l5-2u Head Master.
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CUMBERLAND COAL an prepared
~ C. on orders for hest quality GEORGES
CREEh CUMBERLAND COAL by DE cargo or
70 lots from ten 60 Fly tons a, Bilim0re and
Georgetown quotations. ANTHRACITE coal
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NEE-lliLL LUMP COA. furnished ~ lowest
market rates WRIT ROBERTS.
Onies aud yard corner Seventeenth and Cary
streets TtlcIhone No, iG9. " lO-5m
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9 o 4 l. S3.75.
TIIE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE; No. 7o8 EAST MAIN STREET.
TILEPIiONE NO, 2l5.

BEST BRGHTHOPE CRATE COAL. Tor july
delivery. 90 as per ton Of 1900 pounds, delivered.
COAL delivered tr0m elevator DRY and PER-
TECILN PREPARED.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-07-31

= ,,8au.8erein ScurnaI" lit Der
EiteI elmer ioeben erIaienenen, Ieparat
in beutHder uno ensIiIder Sprade
balb. .monatli6 pubIisirten ,3eitung,
tpelde ii6 bic 9tuffIdrung Der MaiIen
iiber bas IesenSrei6e lGirten Der 8au.
uno Sori6Iubs bsSereine sur GiGti6nur
ma9t. Die srObe iO3idIe 6raae lit:
,ipie bic Gage bes unbsmiiteIten gtrtei.
tiers su berbehern, auf ipel6e @eire ibm
iu ermD8li6en, iid) nit beIdeibenen
WtitteIt cine Seimitdtte Su sriinben ?"
Oas 8enannte sSadbIatt antipprtet
n,Hi6t bur9 9pnamit unS aufriibrer=
ti9e 9taitation ipOaen mir bic Sage bes
armen Nanne8 perbefern, ionbsrn burd |
gut gsiI5rte Saus uno Spars8ereine, |
has lei unier SieI!" SIN benz eroben
9an6eIss unb @aus@entrum Gbicaeo
eri6einenO, 1T bas ,,8au.8erein Sour.
nal" ipeSiea i'm Stanbe, SnTormation
" iommeIn unO 9Iustunft Su geben iiber
ale 6rasen, ipeIbe in Sieier 9rande
uno eisnet ii9 Saber ais
teitfaben fir 8eamte, ipie aud Otits
|lteeer. Ser 9lbnnnementSpreis lit
$500 iGbrIid. Ntan tpenee iib an
,aS ., 9au' u'Sersin SournaI", l2l-125
Dearborn Strabe, Gbieaso, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-07-31
glnS eem pbcren 4hale.

Der i'm gcSp Greet Shadt b
Olppbant arbeitcnee Yole Spbn SispeI
lipiep erbieIt am Mit,pp6 i6pere 0err
leBuneen, inbem er Spiideu einem Gari
ren unb elmer iO8enanntsn rip 9squeti6
ipuree.
- Der in @lcnpoob, nabe Sermbn,
ais 5ubrmam aneeitelIte gngl6nSer
8iIIiam Senrp WPup sins am 9onners
flag Nbeno eeiunb su Bette unb mar am
6reitas OtOrsen tObt. Gr mar %
Sabre alt unS einem SerSidIa9e cries
gen.
- Die 9lrbeiter an bem SiIer unb
Sipep Slope ;u g8inton (g9m. g. Sps
mes & Co. baben bic 9lrbeit nieoer9es
le8t, um elmer 2ObnberabIebung bon 10
bis Is Gents Die Come 6orsubeugsn.
Sones orpbt, Yolen uno SIoipaden an
bic PldBe Der 9lusItsben6en iteIlen su
ipolIen. Der 9lrbeiter i6reit bas sanSe
Sabr: : ,,S6ub bem Sabrifanten", unS
erbdIt onfir bel ieber 8eIesenbeit Subs
tritte.
- 9piiden Gar5cnSaIe unS llnions
bale berlpr am NlontaS Sormittas Der
Sremier g9aIier @oIib an Der gleu
ycrf, Safe Grie & @eitern 9abn iein
Seben. Gr bate an einisen Barren
elne SettenbremIe an8ebradt, bic &ette
Serrib, @alib berIpr oas nebereeipidt
lno iieI rmter bic Barren, ipsI6e iiber
lbn 8tnSsn unb ibm bas Riiderat bras
den; er itarb nad elmer Stunbe.
98alib tpar 90 Sabre alt un6 ppbute
bel ieinen GItern in @arboneaIe.
= 9arI SIO6berser in SIppbant
na9t ieit 8eraumer 5eit ben aIeicers
.tinltlern Scranton's 8onfurren,. gr
,at lebte gHo6e flint gInsiiBe babin abs
Iellefert uno nun ipeitere ftlnf in
llrbeit.
= Der @irtb SObn 9Iopb 1T Iebte
ISOLDE mad bem Often absereiit, ipo |
init feline g8ieSe itanb, nsmIi6 mad |
BaleS ct 9ebentt I'M September in
elne Sbdntp, reip. Su Srau un6 8inSsr
uriidSutebren.
= 9lu6 in Bricsbiae Bat iib Elm
3Iaire unO 2Osan Stub scbiItet, ber
as Steele SauS an 8erIammIllness
beneen uniidcr ma6t. Sn Der Iebien
5iBun8 puroe beidIOHen, Dor Sermpns
5tere eine SIassenItange su erri6ten.
oieielbe ipdre Su Srant Siefer Sefoms
len, aber leieer Iebt BEL bemIeIbcn Der
nidt mebr,
- Die Satin bon Srdnf 8iefer gebt
,rsr SeiIunS Iansiam entgesen.
- Sem an Der 8. & s.. 9abn in
arbcnbaIe als 8ei9eniteler beIdGfs
9ten Daniel Gppbers fpurSen am
'lontas beibe 8eine GbSefabren. @r
einem 3uge bpraus, itoIperte
No fieI auf bas GeIeiie, un6 ebe er Ii6
.beben tonnte, tparen ibm bic Rdoer
Der bic 8eine gegansen. Der 9erun'
Iiidte 1T 40 Sabre alt.
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Nae Iha( ntirdrta.

SIM SagIcr Sdadt parS Ser
Ser9mom Sobn 9. 0dpiS am 9onners
itaa burh einen SobIenfaQ 70 ibper
berIebt OaB er itarb, pdbrenS man ibn
mad ieiner g8obmung trug. 9abis
mar so Sabre alt uno binterI6bt meb.
rere eripadienc &ruSer; ct ippbnte in
TapIorbiIt.
- glm 55reitag erbielt bic Sbrina
Sroof gSaiier Gompanie bon DiooIic
bonn StaatSHepartement ibren @barter.
Die SntorpOratoren iiuS 81. g8. Qof.
tuS, SomcS DioIOnep, Mi6ueI g9baIen.
2bomas W. Sc0ine unS g9iIliam g8es
ber, uno baS S!GmmfapitaI 6etrGat
$4,000.
: Der 9erSmam @m. 1abis erIitt
am Dsontag in Der Spring Srppf 0ob.
!en3e9e su Diooiic tur3 einen 9oblen.
fa!I ben Ioo. CT iuar einioe Wlinuten
iupOr bon einem SeS 98e9es paiiirenSen
Sameraoen bOr Der @efabr aeiparnt
rOrSen. 9abiS ipar 40 SSa1re alt unS
''nterIaBt 5rau unb brei 8inber.
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Nnlnmer 81.

= Die 9rcbibitiUniien bieIten borie,
gSode in 9ittS6ur1 einen glatipnaI.
Content uno npminirien ben berriidter
ct. Sobn, Grs@oupern6r bon &anIas,
ais BrdIibertidnitS Saneioat. Die
aefabten 9eidIiiiie 0egen bic Sabrifa.
! ton uno ben Yerfauf berauIdenSer
Getrdnfe Iuhen an SeutIi6feit nicbts
3u iptinf9en iibrig. Giner berIeI6en
lautet tpie foIgt:
u0ie 9batiadDe, SaB Die SemOtratis
lde 8artei iib in ibrer natipnaIen 30.
litlts GrtIGrung auf bte Seite Der Gee
trdntesSabritanten uno 0erIGufer oes
lteIlt bat, in6sm iie unter Der faII6en
Sejeidnnng bon ,,3man8a aeeieBen" Iid
9e9en eaS Scrtot zines berartisen 8ers
taufeS ertldrtc, un6 inSem iie in einieen
Staaten, ipo iie bic Ota6t be1aB, iid
iuei9erte, 8ei:BIide 9IbbdIfe Su idaffen,
uno i'm eonareie 9egen bic Greiruna |
eIner Sebbroe sur llnterIudung Der
9SIrtunBen itnes SanoeIs ii6 erflarte,
benefit baB bic bempfrntiI6e 8artei
nlht in 9lmt unS GenaIt einseIebt
peteen ipnte".
Seeiirftn Sie i}reunoe Der psrIBnIiten
SrClbstt rca zines ipeitern 8epeiIes Inn
5u Itben. i0si4e Partei seSen 8Wansss
8eIeBe 1T?
Brdiioentiaaftss 3anbibat Blaine
'Ino SteHe GIlin5 beiieen cine 8pbIens
3rube I'M ipeltIiden IbtiIe bie1es Staas
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0pu 0etcrsburo.

- Am 10. Sult rellte sSrau 8uopIi
9iinSIi nit brei &ineern bon bier mad,
Sefferionpille; faum bort anaeIanat.
ertrantte baS feds Sabre alte I6dters
Iein SilIp an Der Sipbtberitis, uno
troB aler iorsiamsn gHege Itarb bal.
ieIbe am Is. SuIi. 99abrIdeinIif ins
foI8e bon glnitedun9 erfranfte aud elm
17idbriser 8ruber bon sSrau 8an;Ii,
glIbert 8cSIi, unb au6 bieIer itarb,
pabrcnb brei- anoere iiingere 9inSer
oerielben sSamiIie, bic an Der 9Ieiden
Srantbeit barnieber lagen, auber Sc.
bens8efab. iino. 9iin5It's 9inb brafte
obne 3Weifel ben &eim Der 9rantbeit
bon bier mad Sefferionbias, Gin Seis
den, bab bic auberite Soriidt n6tbis
1T, um gInitedun8en Su perbiiten. S;tr
StlnSIi ipar Sebn Gage in sSefferIonSi(e
bon tro CT am Nlittpo9 suriidtebrte.
- Sin IL Sabre aItes 9inb bon
Satob Start itarb am Dtcntae Mloreen
an Der Cholera Mcrbus.
- SeBte @p6e bei6eerte Der Stord,
unierm gr'GounciImanne &. WledIsr
elnen Sun8en bon frbier8ar 20 9funb.
Gr ipoute eS nid,t in Der 9eitun0 bas
ben, absr Der 8epOrter bats ausgefun.
ben.
= SeBten Sonntag tpuroe elm 9inb
oes @eor8e S6miet be9raben; baneIbe
itarb an Der Jtubr.
- 9lnOreaS S6ort Iieet ipieSer 70
i6per frant parnieSer, baB psnis SUff.
nun9 fir feline GeneIung lit.
- @ittipe SbsIe Iiegt aud trant
oarnieher, umS Srau 8nieriem lit nod
lmmer nt6t 8eiunb Iebteu SamItug
bate tic ipieber cinen 8tidfaa unb lei.
bet ieitber an Dem alien rlebeI.
- WIartin SeBlin, bon iiber Der
9oarin8 Sropf, serquctI6te ii6 AM
Samita8 beim 3uiammenbdneen bon
Sarren an Der o. 8. & SO. 9Gbn ;ipei
Singer Der redten SanS.
- Der aIte Sobn 81. Sbauer 1T
INNER nod ouf Der SnDaIibeniiIfe.
- 8eor9e Sdul, bat lest feline
S6euer bel isinem Stprs III ein"1di in"c,d an.
9enepmen ~SVpnbaus umespanbeIt.
lnier paderer Seuermann Sames D..
Srlen Sab eem @pbnbauS sinen isbr
netten Initrid. '
-Srls Sdtpar; bat Sas @pbnbuus
osS ISRtaip 9IabIen am Niper fir $500
anSefauit,
= aarI Sans bat fein @obnbaus
tns uno ausipeneis rcncbiren IaIicn.
Gin SCbn Der Wamie @iI.nmann,
26 Sabre alt, itorb am 9isnitaS an Der
S6tuinciu6t.
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= gln Der q1ain Olbenue. nubs andu,

Pin Der Wain glbenue, nabe 2adas
ipanna, fanb am Sonntas sessn gtbenb
Elm Sauitfampf stpiiden sipei MGnnern
9famsns Seenep un6 Saul itatt, bic iid
I6liebIib tpie piIbe Seitien nit Sen
Sdbnen bearbeiteten. Sic WurSen enbs
lid bon benz BoIisiiten CANADIAN unb
GonItabIe 8oonep berbaftet.
= Daniel SO. 9au9ban 1T gum Col.
leftpr Der 8puntpfeuer fir bic 6. unb
Is. 8arbs ernannt iporeen un6 bat
s25, 900 9IreI6oft seItellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-07-31

D@- Inter benz GiteI ,,Sunoes
Bolt" erideint in 9isp gort felt einiSen
Ylonaten cine Susenoi6riit, peIte mir
ben OeutI6en unb ou6 bsnjeniaen, bic
beutid lernen ipOuen, auf Sas ser,Iidne
empfsbIen t6nnen. 3ped berIeIben III
bic 8Iei6seitise GrIernung Der enoIi.
i6en unb esuii6en Sprad,e unb ,u Sies
lem Sebufe brinSt ,,Sunses ScIt" cine
gluspabl Der beiten 6euti6en unS cno.
lii8en S6riften fir bic rsifere eSuaenS,
in beiSen Spraasn usbenemanSer,
Die 3equemIi6teit SieieS SlIfsmitteIS
lit in bic gluSen faIsnS, ca paburd Sc.
ipnoerS bic SabbiIbung peranIdauIidt
uno erIei6tert ipir6. Die GJriit pirS
bon ber gounS SOItS gubliibina 60
9tc. 17-27 8anbepater Street, g(ep
gort beraus8e8eben, foItet nur einen
Dollar bGs Sa9r unb 1T Sur6 alIe 3sis
tunssassntursn su beSiebeu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-07-31

Gin tIeinc5 SinO bes in Der 9ittss
ton Otliee en8eiteIItcn TeIe8rapbiIten
SP9maS, an g8iaiam StraBe pu6nbaft,
eerbrannte am SorIesten 0ienItage in
ieiner gSOBnuug. "
Gin 8cr8hann 9tamens GIaneeb
bon Port Grjffitb purSe am 6reitaa a
IbtnS i'm go. s Sdadt burd6 eineH
&ORlenfaII ON 0tiiden umS Sopfe Itbtper
perIcbt.
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6ei6dfts =9(n3eiger oer gaoleite.

seA- SIN Store bon Wli6aeI Wliaer,
eeSar 9lpenue unb SidOrp Strabe, 1T
lmmer Su buben SaS beriibmte 9&eipart
Eager beim DuBenb 6Iai6en, iotpie bic
8rbbte 9luspabl bon Groceries unb
Propiiionen aIIer 9lrt; aud baIt CT bic
beiten &utiden mo gferSe su bernie,
tben - gllIcs gum niebrisIisn greis.
= Spre9t bel ibm Sor unS aber3euSt
Gu3 icIbit. g
Bier beim8dB6en na6 iebem
StabttbeiIs SeIiefert.
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Suuntprc.

- SObn, Gin Sobn BON 9eter Sletb,
tubr am Dlittpod bic gIane 30. 9
binauf in bercn 9tabe er arbeitete, uno
ipranB 10 uugeididt bonn 9arren ab,
oaB er iiberfabren un0 ibm elm 8ein an
erei SteIlen 8cbrohen ipurSe. Gr lit
10 Sabre alt.
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r@- 9as 50. 8Obinipn'I6e Bier in
6Iai4en, einSeIn uu6 beim 9ubeno, 1T
bon isbt ab reBeImdBiB bur9 Srn.
Satob S6impff, Ode GeSar gIDe. uno
9idorp Strabs 3u beaiebcn. 9eItel.
lun9en ipersen prompt aussefiibrt. 13
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Sr. 9. 9. 2lmmaun,
6epriiftsr
cent fer @r;t It. Ge6urtsdelf,r.

Stfiee: SIN Saul' Ses Serrn @iitarl
WfilIer, Go. 4S0 Geoar aUenue, II. 8arS. 90
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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-11-21
Bristol.

The fall term of school closes Nov. 26.
Charley Hanchett has put tin roof
over his bay window.
Another new house is in contempla-
ton on Church street.
The Democrats here are fixing up Mr..
Cleveland's cabinet for him.
The s. prize last Saturday night. at the
rink, was captured by Geo. Guinan.
Reed Rathbun started for the West
this week for stay of several weeks.
The exhibition to close this term of
the graded school has been postponed
indefinitely.
Rev. |. w. Coombs preached very
interesting sermon at the Baptist church.
Sunday.
Fred Haskns has sold his interest in
the Richmond skating rink and returned
home.
We are Informed that Jo Greene, who
broke his leg few weeks since, will
soon be all right again.
DIR. +. NJ. Kent had the misfortune to
have one of the large panes of glass in
his store front broken, Monday night.
We notice the portrait of Bristol's
next postmaster in the postoffice. 1t was
taken from life and is easily recognized.
\ st. Johns flag was flung to the
breeze sometime between Sunday night
and Monday morning. 1t was about 12x
IA inches.
There were severa drunken politicians
in town Saturday, who showed their ig-
norance, and made fools of themselves,
besides.
The work on l.. Il. Orcutt's new house
on Maple street and on Tom Browns
on Church street is being pushed forward
rapidly.
c. w. Mckairyher has finished paint
ing Farr Bros store. Like his work on
the interior of the town hall. it was well
done and proves him to be an artist that
it will pay to employ.
We had occasion to call at the office of
DR.. Farnham the other evening. We
must say that for a well-got-up doctors
office his takes the cake. The doctor
has made himself very popular here.
An efligy of st. John was found hang
ing on Main street last Thursday morn
ing. 1t was cut down by the sheriff. pro-
nounced dead by DR.. Bisbee and taken n
charge by the school boys. who conveyed
1t To the park. where its garments were
parted among them.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-11-21
New Haven.

G. w. Barton has gone West.
w. w. Warren of Westport, n. Y, is
in town this week.
Mrs. G. S. Sargent has been to New
York City week, recently.
/. w. Stowe has opened provender,
flour and feed store near the depot.
Woodbury. Durfee is making large
quantities of cider at his mill this year.
Mrs. George w. Barton has been
spending soRe time past at Nashua,
Mr.. and Mrs. viii j. Nash are receiv-
ing many congratulations on the arrival
of Il son.
Messrs. Walker & Booth are pressing
hay at their baln at the Spring Grove
camp ground.
Mrs. Jessie (Squire) Jordan of Boston
has been at home IA few days. visiting her
relatives and friends.
There are various coniectures now as
to who will be the lucky postmaster;
perhaps Charlie, or the mayor"
Henry wizard has erected good house
and barn near tn station. to replace
those destr yed by fire last summer
Mr.. Dana's friends are pleased to see
him riding out every pleasant day. His
health Is better than for some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Henry of Geneva.
\. Y. have been in town the past week.
Mrs. Henry is a sister Of the late Dea.
Calvin Squire.
Religious services are to be held next
Tuesday evening in the chu ch IN this
place. Ii l. expected clrr-rymtn from
other parishes will be ple,eut.
The Ladies' Aid society sent this week,
two barrels of clothing to Mis-. Douglass
of Oaks. \. c., for the colored people
among whom she has been laboring for
many years. Miss Douglas, has long
been known as worthy. self-denVing
Christian lady. and an earnest. success
full teacher for nearly score of years in
the South.
In your issue of the 7th inst. your
Whiting correspondent speaks of the wa
ter-works of kctchum Il Son. If he or
any other man will come to this town we
will show him a water-wOrks Just COM
pleted on the farms of Brown & Emo that
Will eclipse in magnitude tn t of ketchum
q Son. A twelve-foot Eclipse mill is
used to throw water through an inch and
quarter pipe, ninety-three rods. with an
elevation of nearly one hundred and fifty
feet into a tank holding one hundred and
barns the main pipe is tapped by three
fourths-inch pipe which empties into the
receptacles at the yards The capacity
of the mill is almost five barrels an hour
with an average wind Without advo-
eating any particular mill, it has become
fact that they have come to stay, and
are boon to the farmer whose water is
long distance from his barns. With any
good make of mill he can overcome dis
tance and height and enjoy the satsfac-
ton of having water at house or barn. for
man or beast The first outlay is consid-
cradle for ditchng and pipes, but once
complete it asks no more except the
wind. Night and day it does its duty,
silently but certainly. Farmers suffering
from empty wells and cisterns. who have
distant springs or brooks, would do well
thoroughly to investigate the Windmill
business and then invest. Y.