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 but if the agriculturist should prefer using the sewage vibram five fingers when relieved of all solid materials, and pump it over the land, the townsman can have no objection to his so doing.Whether the sewers be made the collectors of the filth of towns, or used only as means of transit, they cannot well be more offensive than they already are by this accumulation of filth, and, under any circumstances, in the vicinity of towns vibram fivefingers this filth must not be exposed to the open air. It remains then to be decided what means-can be devised to relieve the atmosphere ofits noxious gases, and other pernicious influences. We have unquestionable evidence that there are circumstances that cause the discharge vibram five fingers shoes of the gases of sewage to be much more intolerable than at other periods, and these occur generally before rain, or when the atmosphere is negatively electric, when the gases ascend from the sewer atmosphere in search of the electricity, vibram five fingers sale necessary for their condensation. In the plans, therefore, submitted by me for the ventilation of sewers, so far back as 1818,1 propose obtaining this supply of electricity from above the atmosphere in which we live, by connecting the sewers with ventilating shafts, five fingers shoes armed with electrical points, which points, on the unquestionable testimony of Mr. Andrew Crosse, will draw down electricity from the upper or surround' ing regions; the atmosphere, on the evidence afforded by the late Mr. William Henry Weekes, being electric in proportion vibram five fingers kso to its distance from the earth; it signifying little whether this ventilation be afforded by shafts erected in open spaces, or by tubes in connection with dwellings, care being taken that their discharge be above the tops of the houses.Here, at least, we have a plan for town drainage that has a conclusion, which is more than can be said of any scheme that has as yet been submitted to public consideration, and, furthermore, it is based on fixed principles in nature. And what, may I ask, is the principal cause of the very offensive condition of the Thames, and of all other tidal rivers with towns on their banks ? During two-thirds of the flood and of the ebb, the water is dammed back in the sewer; and during this period, the solid matter of sewage is deposited in the sewer, so that a short time before, aad during low water, wheu the sewage has a clear exit, the whole of this offensive rastter is washed out on the mud of the river—an evil which my plan must obviously rectify, and the object is accomplished without poisoning the atmosphere of the town. But if the sewage were first tumbled into a deep tunnel, as proposed for Lambeth in the last plan of the Commissioners, the sewers must necessarily be rendered tenfold more offensive, and to pump such an offensive matter into open tanks, in the centre of such a densely populated neighbourhood as Deptford, could not fail in being attended with the most disastrous cousequences. The plan, I respectfully submit, on which the metropolis is to be drained, must form the gronnd-work of the constitution of the commission or commissions to direct the operations. Franklin Coxworthy,