The "Still Salutaris" water is about 1/3 per gallon jar.

These proportions are for a 9-gallon cask; and if it be not quite full, more water must be added.

" "Well, somebody carry her a gallon jug," muttered Sydney impatiently.

"No, sir; it was only a five-gallon demijohn of whiskey, a five-gallon demijohn of brandy, and two cases of Old Tom-Cat gin," said the cook.

It was a ten-gallon keg that had been used for sugar, some of which was still in the bottom, and thrusting in his huge head, the keg-rim, bristling with nails, stuck to him.

I invented a stove from a five-gallon oil tin.

The churns was up highfive gallon churns.

As examples of this, we quote the following: "Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a modius [1.916 gallon measure].

" Near a brick wall, a thirty gallon grease drum stood on a sheet of asbestos-like material.

I will refer to some results accomplished with pumping mills: In the spring of 1881 there was erected for Arkansas City, Kansas, a 14-foot diameter pumping wind mill; a 32,000-gallon water tank, resting on a stone substructure 15 feet high, the ground on which it stands being 4 feet higher than the main street of the town.

But what caught Bruce's eye was two rows of ten-gallon cans piled in the rear.

Leaving Mona, where the Spaniards got most delicious melons as large as a two gallon vessel, the admiral was siezed by a violent lethargy in which he lost his senses, and every one expected him to die.

In the wheelbarrow beside the baby stood a feeding bottle of gigantic proportions, being in very truth a three-gallon flask designed to hold a solution to spray trees with; six feet of garden hose constituted the tube, and a black rubber diving cap at the upper end of it completed the feeding apparatus.

Vor, if che speed not now at this first glance, Cham zure to be dash'd quite out of countenance By certain lusty gallon lads hereby, Seeking Vortune's favour as well as I. O, knew I where to find Mast.

'Wot bisness?' "'There's some people as might like to know that you leave the wharf to look arter itself while you're sitting in a pub swilling gallons and gallons o' beer,' he ses, in a nasty sort o' way.

An empty five-gallon oil-can had been cut in half and used as a reflector, throwing full light into the road sufficient to cover the entire coach.

What a beastly thing it is to bottle up all in a man's belly, when a man must set his guts on a gallon-pot last, only to purchase the alehouse title of boon companion.

It has four artesian wells, yielding 28,000 gallons of water an hour, a 630,000 gallon reservoir, and tanks holding 130,000 gallons more.

As to wine, he already had a tolerable stock; but he increased it by half a hogshead of the best canary he could procure; two casks of malmsey, each containing twelve gallons; a quarter-cask of Malaga sack; a runlet of muscadine; two small runlets of aqua vitae; twenty gallons of aniseed water; and two eight-gallon runlets of brandy.

An instant more, and having crowded himself through the narrow space, he struck a hundred-gallon steel bedon with his fist.

This is how Fate did it,and I will say it was an original idea: Casey had a gallon syrup can in the car which he used for extra oil for the engine.

From this we got about six tons of tolerable water, although the labour of carrying it on the men's shoulders in seven-gallon barecas was very great, the only road lying through the valley, which, as may be inferred from the rounded stones it is strewed with, sometimes conveys a torrent to the sea.