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cent for the end required and is not affected per-
ceptbly even by the present great drought The ma
chnery set in motion by this water power consists
of 1.-TWO large water wheels, nine engines, two 62
inch Fourdrinier machines, and all the requisite ap-
pontments to make such an establishment thorough
ly efficient There are from 30 to 40 hands constant


ly employed in various manual processes. The mill
is capable of turning out 20 900 pounds OF paper per
week on the average throughout the year. and the
annual value OF the article manufactured amounts to
Sl25, 900 at least The consumption OF raw material
in the shape of rags rom twelve TO fifteen tons
week; three fourths of these are of home produc-
ton. These otherwise worthless commodities
are transformed with amazing celerlty at this
mill into paper, an article essential to ci-
vilized life, and subserving more than any
other the most important purposes OF man.
A couple Of days is the usual time taken


to ometamorphose some tons Of rags into paper ready
for use; so that the reader of this may hold in his
hand what but few days before was tattered gar
ment. But although this is the usual time taken IN
the manufacture OF paper, the foreman informed us