Then Old Colonial manufactured pomatum out of lard and beeswax, scenting it with lemon-peel and a sweet-smelling leaf.
The Phosphoric Paste, the "Sure Pop" brand of which is very carefully manufactured by the present writer, is free from all of these objections, as it is in salve form and very hard to be accidentally mixed up with edibles of any kind.
They seem to have come late into England, for Caxton printed all his books on paper imported from the Low Countries; and it was not till Winkin de Worde succeeded him, in 1495, that paper was manufactured in England.
In the manufacture of some sorts of cords from the intestines of sheep, the outer peritoneal coat is taken off and manufactured into a thread to sew intestines, and make the cords of rackets and battledores.
Stearic candles, the invention of the celebrated Guy Lussac, are manufactured solely from mutton-suet.
The skin of sheep is made into leather, and, when so manufactured with the fleece on, makes comfortable mats for the doors of rooms, and rugs for carriages.
Besides the fat, the intestines of sheep are manufacturedinto various articles of luxury and utility, which pass under the absurd name of catgut.
The finest quality of olive oil is also manufactured at Grasse.
Why, the very trees aremanufactured into Roundheads.
It is all hollow within--a shell of light tough steel with a ladder inside, and behind that twisted crotch where the limbs are broken off the observer is stationed at this moment watching us through a manufactured knothole.
The ordinary manufactured article, which in a non-manufacturing country plays as large a part in the cost of living as bread, is also reduced for the purchaser.
You know that these have to be manufactured by artificial light, as exposure to sunlight always results in an explosion.
Artillery and cavalry sabers were manufacturedat New Orleans, Memphis, and Nashville, and probably at other places.
How have they secured and manufactured an adequate supply of these, during such a protracted and destructive struggle?
They at once manufactured a torrent of atrocious sentences, and palmed them off upon him as genuine Latin, he not knowing enough to detect the imposition, but the remorseful tutor had to listen to it in silence!
The Parisian carpets are not equal to those manufactured here.
I would by no means have the reader infer that the best of agricultural tools are not manufactured in France.
Is not raw sugar better the less manufactured it is?
There are those who view with disfavour the introduction of manufactured or artificial foods into the health movement; they think it hinders simplicity.
The saddest news is, that we should find our National Existence, as I sometimes hear it said, depend on selling manufacturedcotton at a farthing an ell cheaper than any other People.
Yes; the skin of the cow is manufacturedinto leather for the soles of shoes.
Other operating expenses, with the cost of supplies and timber, brought this sum up to five thousand dollars a week--and as yet not a penny's worth of manufactured product had been turned out or shipped.
Besides these, there are more than fifty establishments where separate parts of the musket are manufactured in large quantities, and purchased by Government to supply the places of those injured or destroyed in the service.
The following tables give the foreign trade of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy as regards raw material and manufactured goods:-- Imports.
Cotton, woollens, and other fabrics and hosiery are alsomanufactured at Dalry, Kilbirnie, Kilmaurs, Beith and Stewarton.
Large quantities of timber are imported from Canada and Norway; coal, iron, manufactured goods and agricultural produce are the chief exports.
Iron manufactured at Middlesboro’ or in South Wales can be conveyed by water at low freights to London.
In regard to export trade, the inland producers of manufactured goods must be at a disadvantage as compared with their rivals on the sea coast.
If it be of a costly nature, such as manufactured articles, producers of it or dealers in it can afford to pay a higher rate than if it were of low value; a rate of 3d.
Even if the home trade were not injured, the result of equal mileage rates must be to increase the cost of production of many articles manufactured at a distance from ports of shipment.
For Cotton and other Wools, Drugs and Manufactured Goods, the sum of Twopence Halfpenny per ton per mile; and if conveyed in carriages belonging to the Company an additional sum per ton per mile not exceeding One Halfpenny.
For all Cotton and other Wool, Hides, Drugs, Groceries and, manufactured goods not exceeding Eleven Shillings per Ton.
These are the "Hill Floor Blocks," manufactured and sold by A.
England has even its canal life too, if one cared to investigate it; the Broads are populous with wherries and barges; cheese is manufactured in England in a score of districts; cows range our meadows as they range the meadows of the Dutch.
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