, so that the water is really fil- takes up and retains a certain quantity of water; and this in the struct re." tered twice before passing into the cistern for use. It has absorbed water, it appears, is given out gradually in the we are informed, been on trial for more than three years, pre in the… … This invention has for its object to furnish an improved tern. It being an outside attachment, it is easily cleaned out Wallingford rather discourage than encourage the existence lime kiln, simple in construction, conveniently operated and by any ordinary laboring man, and can be quickly rearranged…
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