Just the same, he remembered about a Quail a day for 30 days, and he knew that the most agreeable Perfumery would not smell right if applied with a Garden Hose.
Also, it was rumored that he put oil on his Eye-Brows and rubbed Perfumery on the backs of his Hands.
Below the church is the perfumeryof Warwick and Co.
Rue des Cordeliers is the perfumery of Bruno-Court, where purchases of the best material may be made from a franc upwards.
The experiment is performed with the aid of a perfumery vaporizer, and the phenomenon causes great surprise to the spectators who are not in the secret.
A comparison of the ancient lustral water vase and the modern perfumery vending machine will show that they are substantially alike.
I really don't remember smelling any perfumery of the kind before.
What scent-bottles, what powders, what phials, what perfumery boxes!
A Greek priest was officiating when we entered, who signified his recognition of our presence by scattering sweet perfumery in great abundance over our persons.
We now copy from Brother Snow's journal: I took the handkerchief and a bottle of perfumery, and on retiring to my closet, I prayed, and then I consecrated the perfumery and sprinkled it on the handkerchief.
Perfumery was wanted, so I passed the bottles out.
It is used in perfumery and in the manufacture of pastilles, also for flavoring confectionery, as in Tolu lozenges.
The flowers are very fragrant, and an essential oil, much used in perfumery under the name of jasmine oil, is obtained from this and other species.
He started a perfumery shop in Athens on borrowed capital, became bankrupt and retired to the Syracusan court, where he was well received by Aristippus.
It occupies a very important place in the perfumery of the East, and there it is also used in pharmacy and as a flavouring material in cookery.
So he makes up a cheap brand of perfumery out of three or four such compounds.
Perfumery is used even in the "scentless" powders and soaps.
The girls went into the shop and found to their dismay that the perfumery company was there no longer, but had moved some time since to another address.
Suppose we start out with that Cyclamen perfumery she wanted.
After following devious directions and tortuous ways, they found the perfumery counter, and as they had now sufficient command of the French language to make their wants accurately known, they inquired for the precious Cyclamen.
Let's take a cab over to this perfumery place and back again, and then if Jules isn't here waiting for us we'll go right home in the same cab.
I know your mother doesn't let us go in a cab alone, but this is an emergency, and we have to get home somehow; and while we're about it we may as well go over to the perfumery place.
In losing the perfumeryshe lost a treasure, and for that she was sorry; but she was glad to be restored to all her social rights and privileges.
If he succeeded in catching one--and he thought he should, for the spring was full of them--Flora was to have all the perfumery she wanted.
Flora was not long in making that discovery, and she felt worse about the perfumery than she did about Dinah.
Balsam is used in making perfumery and soaps, and as an unguent; while for asthma and other pectoral complaints its odour is considered very beneficial.
However, travelling-men may be worthy; they need not necessarily use perfumery or put pomade upon their shiny, curly, black hair.
But the lover never appeared, being engaged in offering samples of pomade and perfumery to apothecary stores in other regions.
In perfumery fennel oil is but little used; sometimes in connection with other volatile oils for perfuming soaps.
It has an odor between that of oil of turpentine and cajeput oil, and as long as perfumery is the art of sweet odors, such oil cannot be designated a perfume.
In perfumery Peru balsam is chiefly used for pomades and fumigating pastilles, but also for cosmetics and soaps.
They are much used inperfumery on account of their content of cumarin, and formerly constituted the initial point for its manufacture.
Another series of artificial perfume-materials, the so-called fruit ethers, have also been recommended for perfumery purposes.
In perfumerymusk is used for soap, sachet powders, and extracts.
The last oil is the one chiefly used in the manufacture of perfumery and in medicine.
In perfumery it is used as an addition to violet and other preparations.
In the seventeenth century Montpellier was the chief seat of the French perfumery industry; to-day it is Paris, and over fifty millions of francs' worth of perfumery are annually sold there.
In perfumery peppermint oil serves chiefly for aromatizing dentifrices, etc.
Aren't the scented wares and scented herbs sold at present everywhere in perfumery shops, large fairs and great temples the very counterpart of these things here?
The flowers, leaves, and berries are used variously in perfumery and as a condiment, and the beautifully mottled wood is used in turning.
A golden yellow essential oil, which reddens with age, is extracted from the leaves for uses in perfumery more than in the kitchen.
In southern France and in England considerable areas are devoted to lavender for the perfumery business.
Mirrors everywhere, violet-wood counter, and an odor of perfumery as soon as you entered the shop!
That's the bestperfumery they have at Davidson's Emporium.
It was the strongperfumery on your handkerchief," suggested Andy.
It is still occasionally employed in perfumery and the culinary art.
In the distillation of waters intended for perfumery the utmost care is requisite to produce a highly fragrant article.
Those belonging toperfumery are commonly filled with mixtures of fragrant vegetable substances, reduced to coarse powder, and differ from those employed for pot pourri chiefly in being used in the dry state.
WHAT IS SAID OF THIS BOOK: "The most satisfactory work on the subject of Perfumery that we have ever seen.
We feel safe in saying that here is a book on Perfumery that will not disappoint you, for it has practical and excellent formulae that are within your ability to prepare readily.
It remains only for us to complete the branch of perfumery which relates to odors for the handkerchief, by giving the formulæ for preparing the most favorite "bouquets" and "nosegays.
It must be remembered, that very fine essences realize in the London perfumery warehouses 16s.
The only other compound of ammonia that is sold in the perfumery trade is Eau de Luce, though properly it belongs to the druggist.
In the previous articles we have only spoken of the odors of plants; we now enter upon those materials used in perfumery of an animal origin.
Draw off by distillation ten gallons for use in perfumery manufacture.
The patrons of perfumery have always been considered the most civilized and refined people of the earth.
Though their odors are agreeable, they are not much applied in perfumery for handkerchief use, but by some they are mixed with soap, and in England they are valued more for their medicinal properties than for their fragrance.
In the perfumery trade, few articles meet with a more ready sale than that class of cosmetiques denominated milks.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "perfumery" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: ambergris; ambrosia; attar; balm; balsam; essence; extract; musk; myrrh; parfum; perfume; scent
