. Canadian forest industries 1885. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. LUMBERMAN. McArthur, Corneille & Co. 310 to 316 St. Paul 1147 to 151 Commissioners Sts. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF LUBRICATING OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Reliable Goods at Closest Prices. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. OTleask Mention this Pafeh. 12tLl NATIONAL PUMP WORKS. J". -A_. <Sc CO. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF THE McMartin Patent Double and Single Acting Lift and Force Pumps For Ships, Barges, Railroads, Factories, Mills, Cisterns, Deep Wel
. Canadian forest industries 1885. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. LUMBERMAN. McArthur, Corneille & Co. 310 to 316 St. Paul 1147 to 151 Commissioners Sts. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF LUBRICATING OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Reliable Goods at Closest Prices. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. OTleask Mention this Pafeh. 12tLl NATIONAL PUMP WORKS. J". -A_. <Sc CO. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF THE McMartin Patent Double and Single Acting Lift and Force Pumps For Ships, Barges, Railroads, Factories, Mills, Cisterns, Deep Wells (non-freezing), and Hand Fire Engines, and Wind-Mills for pumping water. Also geared windmills for cutting straw, roots and grinding grain for feed. Factory and Office, 637 Craig Street, MONTREAL. The above cut shows our uouole acting mass-Luicu Hon* ruction and rorcc rump, mounted on a Cast Iron Bed Plate with tight and loose pulleys. 4 inch face, 18 inch diameter. This is one of the most compact ULLUL'IIUVI \>\J tllC UIOV- Vt llfll alien cauu « .. .... — — - - — ... 1 «--T K« metal, and easily got at by bolts on either side of the pump, go that access to the bottom or top valve can oe had without any difficulty. We make two sizes of these pumps, which are adapted for mills, factories or tanneries. We' make these pumps with a clutch to drive them direct, when so ordered, and dispose of the pulleys and belt. All enquiries will be promptly answered, by addressing the above, and catalogues of our pumps sent out. 80 to a great extent have been saved under a better system. Again, M. Boppe calls attention to the presence of sheep, as in his judgment inflicting a great injury on the Scotch forests, because they effectually prevent the trees from renewing themselves. Not that he would exclude them altogether. He observes that a forest requires 120 years to come to maturity, and that Bheep ought to be excluded during the first twenty, when the trees are still sm
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