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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-17

BEL, ipo mir uuter benz Snotten be. iG6s
aen Bdume mand]e ieliee 6tunbe mitein-
amber perfoit batten, no idb ni9t miioe
tpuroe, ibr finolides, Oft tb6rihtes, aber
INNER besaubernoes 8eplauoer nn3uboren,
ibrem Sdmollen 5li tpioerlteben; he
IhmoIlte germ, Inn oas ielige @efiibf Der
erIangten Werseibnng eenieBen Su f6nnen,
nm Die Sbrdnen binneggetiiBt 5u baben,
bic reidlih ben bittenOen Mugcn entquollen,
I'm Iih in neinen lie umIhlingenben Mrs
men geIiebt ! II fiibien.
SD ftibr meiter, ua9 ct. gloub, lieB
ausIpannen uno ities ben Siigel hinan.
Oben aut Dem Blotedu fano i'd nihts
nerdnoert; bic Musiiht NOR oielelbe, nur
perf16uert bur6 Die berrliden Ge6duoe
Der Nusltelung, oas alte Seleifop mar
nod oa, bic Ruhens uns 2imonaoenbuoe
ebenfalls. @ruppen BON iuneen 2euten
beioerlei @eidlehts laeen nuf Dem &oien
lumber, on, mo itb Dor a9t Sabren Yauline
Sum eriten Male erblidt, no ibr 3ierIi9es
SyiiB9en biipfeno ben Boben beriibrt bate.
Wteine Nu9en l6loiien ii6 unwilltiirliG.
SD trGumte nod einmal jenen liebliGen
Srauri aus Derganeenen 3eiten, uno als
i6 erDabte, 6a lpar es Ibeno (; i1 puBte
ni9t, Oh es @irtli9teit iei, ooer Sduidune.
Seood bic olteu, 6iifteren &uinen 6es sers
idonenen 9hloIIes bon ct. glouo ftan.
ben Do, grauenbaft inmitten Der l1nbepe9-
lihfeit uno oes Shweigens, 9etreue 3eu-
gen Der Shrefen bes Grieges, uno in ben
@ipfeln ber Bdunle, iiber fpel9e bic oeuts
ihen @eI9oHe binipegeeIault uaren,
fliilterte es Dernebmlib: tempt passati,
tempt passati
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-17

Det1e gr5tepnng sr1etb
Serr: gBas man bod in Seiner
Sn9en6 fiir iDnberbare Qauner bat. sFh
8. y. bate nls Rinb eiren tuohrer Mbg65elr
bor S6niritiefeIn. -
8 me: 9uu. ba mars ia Ietd1t. @se
ttir etne beganaene nnarf Az ifrafen. IN.
Dem innn Sbnen Die per6oBten Snniirs
ftieFd nn3oa.
3err: Ql9 nein, mit Stiefeln fFrosfen
mth melfle Gltern tueni9er ais NIT Widiei
Gin Gntf9uIoignnqsarunb.
@idter: Str ieib anetfiaat. oie,em
perm eiiieii Stod elttuenbet alt babeu.
lngeflaater: So, aus giothmebr.
Ht4 ter: aas NDtbwshr 7 Gsib Sbr
Angeflaater-: ga, unb wie Gs
NOR 10 naH Wtitternadbt unb la min 81
Dem GERM einbrehen. Rouur mar ~
tuni 6sniter btneift, I'd fommf er NIT hem
Stod auf mid 81 nnb min mid bausns
ollo tdl nld1t faill, efltrei6e ihu ben 5fn6.
leBe MID sur Uebr uHo made mid hcn,s
fort. - $3.50
OriaineIIe abferfianfo MIe
bic Ginfiinfte 9uosrigs XIV. sinff n Sebr
IN HnoronurG tuareii, 0oB Die oofbe.
oieniteten ibreil Gehaik sIr beifimnftn
3ett nid5t erbaIten fonnten. fomen 6ie
Opernidlger beiiu MiHifter NIT eiIler 8ilfs
1dlrift ein, baB tr linen bod ibrt a,lae.
ipieiene Beioloung ou8aohIen Il,iIe,t sndfi5fe.
yuTellle 6erreIl, iaett Der Miniiter, mir
wouen srll oss celrteoigen, bic iutiiftt,
oann lou oie Aeios aud an hit fommsn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-17
Den 9efiimiHen.

SD femme Gurer Weisbeit b;ttern asrn
uno bod - id fam Den alien Mabn fil6t
ineiben:
SD Iebe einunaI fir nein 2ebsr aern.
uno Tam bas Sterben 1uf ben 4nb ni6f
Iei0en!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-17
MannigfaItigts.


". yla. Bruberhers. lDenN ltsYIfs :..:ss -.
iest ale Define GmuIben hFs - -
uiirbeE Su oeull 0ann nFa1gag
B.: Neue!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-17
Werfprat.

gdnerin: Sie a1Ienoer ijn6s rsl6t
bdbl1, tDie Diele baben Sic nod 6a
@olporteur: Siinf5ebn @tiid.
Bduerin: Hn, oie tDin id5 Sbnerl
pouenos abnebmen, 0onn bin id qleith alF
finfsebn Sabre perlorat.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-17
Das 0aoIid)e Dolksblatt

foist per Bon tobne ScnntassbIatt) 1920 per Sabr,
sA.6O sas baIbs Sabr unS $3.50 sas Et.nsIiatn nit
ssnntassbIast sii2O per Sabr $3.50 has salbs Sabr
nns $3.50 sas giensIiaRr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23

culares -S,9s. John Wright q c. Aparatos
econ6micos para alumbrar ingenos casas
partcnares
Lo siguierte es un resdmen parca de la ma
quinaria v etectos agricoas industriales,
construidos en- los talleres de los seilores tabri-
cantes ariba nombrados.
M0tROS de todos tamanos para cana hasta
- pugadas diametro. con todas las mejoras
para obtener la mayor EXTRACTION. Bombas
para guarapo, horizontales, verticales y de va
por. -.hdqttihos de rapor, verticates, horizon
tales fijas y poratiles de uno, dos tres cilin-
dros con expansion, condensation, seneeilas y
todos tamanos. Ndqujnas atlnostGricas que no
gastan caldera, carbon nj aqua. -TdcIos al
racjo u triple etecio con sus bombas conden-
sadores injection supericiales para lu-
cares en- donde escasea el aqua. 1dchos de
rdpor al aire libre Eraporatl0m de Wet
zel Bour Y otros Chrifcutlores rectangula-
res, semiesi6ricos continues -CfRtT9fUqdS
de Hepworth, Weston Manlove, Alliot. fslt,os
de precipitation, de sacos, carbon animal,
Filtros prensas, - CaideraS de fuses, cilindli-
cas-, seccionales, Galloway, multitubulares v
compnestas. = CalentddoreS q .pur{fcQdores
de aqua para calderas que ofrecen una econo-
mia de 20 a so por ciepto en- combustible, que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
AGBlcoLAEi INDUSTRIAL.

dando las calderas siempre limpias, Ilmen-
tadolaS au6matas lie vapor para calderas,
que ofrecen seguridad completa economia. =
Adrnas para ealderas = Con este apalato
senco de muy POGO costo, es impossible por
deseudo quemar las calderas. -Toda clase de
pajlas rdlrulds para baterias comnnes per-
ieccionadas RoMands bahamas para hacen-
das, amacenes, otcinas Y pulperas
nolinos para maiz fos portatiles de todoos
tamaiios -Bop,bds de rieyo, centr1fugas y de
piston. II -Despepitadores de sierra, cilindro y
dc cuchillo especial para algodon. - Apardtos
para CAFE, de desgranar, descascarar, limpiaf,
surtir el grano por tama1o Y separar el Cara
colilo.- Mdquinas para nacer l:,irlllos, teias
tubos de barro, -ldqufnas de vapor para
arar zaniear etc -han6naetros, ptr6metsos.
ba,6n,Atros, relojes Hares, rdiraldS, toda
cIase de material etectos de bronco hierro
para maquinas, caderas para hacienda de azd-
car, cais MALI, arroz etc. IJectos de 1eteqra-
td, trunarias, ,t,rTo-cdlTiies, Paentes dc ftte'-
ro,-Como tambien todo nsdteridl, edifcios,
naquinarta etc para fdctortas cent,ates
Para pormenores precios etc. dirigirse en-
Ponce q d. Roberto Graham dnico agente en-
esta Provincial = Ponce, P,lerto-Rico, enero
II de 1910. Mere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23

Los sehoreS que deseen encargar maquna-
ria agricola Industrial para azdcar, cafe,
arroz maiz, algodon, riegos, nladeras y las
pequenss industrias, pueden obtener toda ella
sc de pormenores, precios condolences de
pago, dirig6ndose en- Ponce Don Robe,t0
Graham, Mgeaiero dnico agente en- esta isla
de los bricantes abaj 10, nombrados.
S1'eS. A. y " S}ajh y ca Glasgow. -lSfeS
Ndnlote AHioH gCs Nottingham y ROuen,
cnyas especialidades son toda clase de'maqu-
maria secalina. --.Sres, w. H. Bailey y ca Sal
t0rl, Accessories materla.es para tabricas al
vapor. or.-SreS CroSSdly Brothers, Manchester,
Motores GaS6geno que no necesitan aqua, cal
dera nj carbon. .--Sres. Hay,pard, 1yier, y Ca
Lo,sdres, Motores cal6ricosy maquinaria al va
POI perfeccionada. - SreS, John Foirter y
Ce Leetts Londres. Aparatos al vapor para
cutivar la tie,Ia-Sres j. B. Fleming y ca
Edimb,ago Aceites para maquinara tinta
para mprenta --Spes. RaRsoDes Sims Head
Ip$hcich IustrWnentos agrcolas, Molinos
para maiz etc -Sres. S. f. Ransomes Y (~
Lopdres, Maouinara para trabaiar maderas
novedades en- quineaeria etc.-S'es j. B.
Bqrracl0ugh, Manchester Aparatos para la
preparation de fibras, los materiales en- que
Sc utilizan - JFooton Desk ca Gl7Sgon Escri-
torios patentes para casas de comerdo parti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23

Alentado por la creciente y decidida
protection que 81 p1blico todo de esta
Isla viene dispensandome desde la ms
talacion de esta industria en- esta capi-
tai, me obllga & no omitir medic alguno
lie cuantos esten mi alcance para per-
feceionar simplifcando 4 la vez todos
los preparados. Con tai o.jeto he ad-
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba La DELTcIo-
sA teniendo Ia seguridad de que ell rt-
blico sabrd apreciar en- 10 que SO mere
ce este esfuerzo, Y seguira homando ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
LA PEQUE1A ANTILLA.
Gran Fabriea montada al papos
DE AGUAS
CiSEOSO. .MEDICINALES Y DE PLACER.

da vez mas con su confianza esta casa.
Para mayor garantia de los facultati,
vos asi como de los enfermos, ccntin1a
siempre encargado de los preparados
medicinales Ell professor en- Farmacia de
la Universidad de Madrid D. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nombre inteligencia en-
estos trabajos son va conocidos en- esta
capital
Para mas pormenores y precios en-
tenderse con d. Teodoro Taule en- Ia
misma Fabrica. - TETUAN "a.
Puerto Rico, enero Ii de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
NEMOBAS DE- IN hiLIlAR
SACADAS DE UN LIBR0 1NEDIT0
Y ARREGLA LADAS
P0R DON JOSE PEREZ morris.

Obra amena instructive, de cerca de 500
paginas, que contiene. grandes detalles hlsto.
la guerra de la Independenpiaespano q las
prfSiones en- Franeia, q la expedition de Mo-
rillo va la guerra civil de la Costa-frme.
Sc Yende en- la Administrations del BoLRTIN
4 peso ell ejemplar Sc enyla franco de porte
4 eilalquiera poblaoion de la isla alPeoibo
de IN peso 10 centavoS en- sellos en- elective.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
SOCIEDADES.
Aviso al p1blico.

Con esta fecha hemos conferido pCdcr a d.
REINALDo YIZGARkONpQ, empleado ell
nuestro esclitori0, para autorizar nuestra CO.
rrespoHdencia cuentas, vender efectos del
establecimiento Y cobrar y satisfacer los credi-
tos en- pro y en- contra.
Puerto Rico, enero de 1878. -Margary
g. Co. 1-o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
A LOS EX-DvEKOS De ESCLAVoS.

Ell que suscribe ofrece s,is sevieios los po-
seedores de carpetas RESIDENCES fuera de esta
capital one quieran confiarle lis suyas para
atender las operaciones del CAME porbiletes
del Tesoro, cobro de intereses y de premos en-
los billetes favorecidos en- los sorteOs veriflca-
dos, conversion dc resfluos en- btlletes.
Puerto Rico 2l de enero de 1878 Miguel
FdSsdll0. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
PAPEL De CARTAS.

En- la Administration del BoIETIN Sc ha re-
cibido de Europa un abnndante surtitto de pa
pei sobres de todos tamanos Y classes, pro-
B6sito para el comercio las inmilias,
Sc vende precios m6dicCs por mayor y al
detail
Tambien hay papel para dibujo para cuen-
tas eorrlentes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
GAIA DE PRESTAMOS.

Ell 81 del cor1iente Sc remataran en- p1blica
almoneda las prcndas de los talones signentes,
por cuenta de qnien corresponds por 6rden
de ID Francisco Tinand
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
FUECOS ARTFCIALES.

En- ell establccimiento dc los Sres. A. Feliu so
brinos, hay de venta un bnen snrtido de ftie-
gos arifciales, que sc detallan i precios m6di-
eos; y Sc ha1en cargo de cualqnier trabajO que
Sc les quiera contiar Ell este ramo, siempre que
Sc les avise con algunos das de anticipation y
convengan en- c: preco de los pedidos que Sc
les hagan.
BaYamon, EnerO lG lie l&fa. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
Ia zARAG0ZAlNA>
FE.-REsTAURANT.- NEVERIA.
- ~ A. q n &
NEVERIA.
2o.--FORTALEZA --2o.


81
SIDE rpotvfu
&c a
10
oros
Devil
ID hsnejoe aDrcasn
milaHa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
GRAN DISATIO DI GALLOs II IA CAPITAL

Los duehos lie Gallera inyitan los ALTOONA
dos esta diversion, para que concurran en- los
das 2 y dc Febrero pr6ximo. con sus yalien-
tes campeones, segurOs que tendran peleas de
todos pesos candidates; ,listfntando al mismo
tempo de la exceente mdsica del MAESTRO DA-s
MAN: quelando d la reciprocal con todo dneho/
de Gallcra que concuI'a dcho tlesaffo.
Pueto-Rico, Enero 4 de lS7s.-.jaton Carre-
lus y Comp. ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
4 TISO.

Con es,a fecha queda revocadO ell poder ge-
nerplisimo que teniamos conferido ID. RA-
FAEI. C. ARANGO, quedando satisfechos de
su probidad en- e tiempode su desempeno.
Puerto Rico II de enero lie 1877 -Garcia
hJo Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
NTERESANTE.

Sc necesita nm i6vcn integente en- el samo
de meleancias, Y lie lnrga praotioa en- el mos
trador: sc le dara un hucn sueldo. Los inte-
rasados aoadiran 4 esta Redaccion donde Sc les
0alan mas detaies "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
G a RgaDS.

Sobre I.6ndres. Paris. Bremen. G6nova, Habana
Santiago de Cuba Sant6 Domingo, Madrid. SantaL-
der, Cadlz. Barcelona otras plagas &c Espaha 81
ran por cantiiad de mas de vointi6ineo pesos SRI
Va COMP, Tetuan -. obre, 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23

EnIa imprenta del BoLETN hay de Venta
ESTADOs TRIMEsTRALISsd de los que
pasaa los seiores profesores las juntas loea-
les tres pesos ei ciento y yeIlon el ejemplar
J ademas los signieates libros de etexto;
SILABARI0 Y PRIMER LlBR0 DE LEG
TIJRA por Don jose Solves, p edieion
MANUAL Or MORAL PRAG7YGA Z
RELIGI0SA, traducida por n. de los A. Ar
royo, atnbas obras i ls reales ,locena ya2
sd sjemplar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23

cion, sea en- la calle principal y freBte 4 10
plaza con l6 varas de largo y II de fente: los
altos contienen muy buenas com0didades para
una faniHa v los bajos son aprop6sito para un
estableciaiento, 10 mismo cue toda ella para
verse con d Angel Pacheco, en- Lola, 8 cen
D. Est6ban Terrats, en- esta Capital Gale tie
Tetuan, nGm 90, 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
Carruajes.

De Gosza' ez Ramos. salen diarlamente { la.
dos de la tarde para ko pedrss. CAROLINA CaSuas:
las cuatro paga C.AsEajos Nlo- -pielraa aetados
taAas horas - Gallo ia Ia FoItllez-s. si.n. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
iuPRENzA
DEL "BOLETIN.'' .
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contando esta impreuta con toda clase de
4lementos asi de personal como de material
moderno de las mejores fabricas Y abundancia
lie papel, hace con LIMPIEZA. bARATI'In. -.
/ nr.o TEA toda clase de mpresos libros,
r., desde les mas aqnqilios ! ivs mas laEgos
complicadoS. Para estados cuenta con exec
leRtes cajas mecaaicas.
PARA Ell COMERCIO.
Qenocimientos de buQues de vapor.-Idem de idem
10 vela.-Polizas de embarQne para cabotaie.-Idem
gruesas. DE laracioaes, &c., &c.Y
PARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOs.
Formation del reparo territorial. hbros talenarios
de matriculas de ganado. i'd talonarioS de gula de
maderas. libramientes municipales cargaremes ETC..
etc.
REvIsTA COMMERCIAL
T Tsdas las Qpincenas d la salida de los vapores
ngleses cor la acorrespondehca para Europa. las te-
nemoe de yeata
TAMBIEN Sc ENCUENTRA DE yENTA
REGLAMEETus GENERATES DE BILLAR
so eENFAyos EJEMPLAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-23
sOclE1A1 AEoliNA
CREDITO vi ERCANTIL
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
PASINO.


lIANcE DE sI7rAcIoy uolo ea Is 4. Noa5 M
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23
i IJNACY.

The belief which was once common
that it is dangerous to sleep in the
rays Of the moon. has long been re-
garded by scientific persons us absurd.
Notwithstanding. there is enough of
superstition among many sensible
people. particularly among the sea-
faring. to make them habitually
cautions in this regard. \ gentleman
living in India. having had his at
tention especially called to this subject
furnishes Nature with the following
explanation:
1T has often been observed that
when the moon is full, or near its full
time. there are rarely any clouds
about; and if there be clouds before
the full moon rises. they are soon dis
sipated; and therefore a perfectly
clear sky, with bright full moon, is
frequently observed. 4 clear sky.
with bright full moon. is frequently
observed. A clear sky admits of
rapid radiation of heat from the sur
face of the earth. and any person
exposed to such radiation is sure to
be chilled by rapid loss of heat.
There is reason to believe that, under
the circumstances. paralysis of one
side OF the face is sometimes likely to
occur from chill. as one side of the
face is more likely to be exposed to
rapid radiation, and consequently loss
of its heat. This chill is more likely
to occur when the sky is perfectly
clear. l have often slept in the open
in India on a clear summer night.
when there was no moon: and
although the first part of the night
may have been hot, yet toward two
or three o'clock in the morning the
chill has been so great that l have
often been awakened 10y an ache in
my forehead, which | as often have
counteracted by wrapping handker-
chief around my head and drawing
the blanket over my face. AS the
chill is likely to be greatest on very
clear night, and the clearest nights
are likely to be those on which there
is a bright moonshine, it is very
possible that neuralgia. paralysis, or
other similar injury. caused by
sleeping in the open. has been at
tributed to the moon. when the
proximate cause may really have been
the chill. and the moon only a remote
canse acting by dissipating the clouds
and haze If it do So and leaving a
perfectly clear sky for the play of
rpIif ion into snare -
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23
THE UTILIZATION OF WASTE MAT
TIERS.

The strict economy Of nature.
which never allows particle OF mat
ter to be either wasted or lost, is so
manifest that it could scarcely have
escaped the attention of man: and so,
when circumstances compel him. 1t is
not surprising to see him putting in
practice the lesson she has taught
him. and striving TO put every scrap
to the best account. In China. owing
to the crowded state of the popula-
ton. this economical outstanding of
material has. of necessity. long been in
vogue: and TO snch an extent as it car
ried that what would he considered
strict economy in Europe or America.
would there he regarded as absolute
waste. The same Gauss have been
slowly operating to bring about SIM
liar state of thingsin Europe. ThOus-
ands of materials that were bnt few
years ago thrown away a. utterly
useless are now carefully saved and
turned some account either for pur-
poses Of luxury or necessity. Hosts
Of costly products of distant climes
can now be procured at home. at an
insignificant expense. from the most
upromising sources. For instance.
science has evoked the most delight
fui perfumes from the most offensive
refuse. and extracted dyes Of the most
gorgeous hues from most unlikely
looking neutrality-suspicious. tar.
Accidental discoveries, no less than
active researches. are continually
Transforming some article compare
lively worthless into something else
that stands high in commercial e~ti
nation. and supplementary Sfactorie'
are gradually springing up to ItilIzs
the by-productso others. 50 numer
Gus are the discoveries that something
| useless may be converted into some
thing useful, and 50 rapidly does ont
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23
SCIENCE
IMITATION MOSAIC.

A method of initiating mOsaics in
wood is now in vogue, the main fea-
lures Of which are as follows: A
smooth pine board is painted with
three or four coats of dull white for a
ground, and when dry it is ground
with ossa sepia, we'll dried with a
piece of buckskin and left day stand
ing. A thin liquid paint is made by
grinding the finest ivory black with
turpentine on glass plate. very fine,
and mixing thoroughly with three
parts of copal varnish and one Of tur-
pentine. This is applied evenly. with
not too stiff Il brush, upon the white
tablet, and graded down very fine and
delicately. After two hours. the paint
dries So solid that the work may be
begun on it. The tablet is placed in
an inclined position, and the drawing
Of the design. she outlines Of which
have been pricked through the paper
with a needle, is laid upon it and re-
produced on their black surface by
striking it gently with bag filled
with finely ground chalk. and, after
removing the paper, the outlines APP
pear in white upon the white black
background. The design is next
painted over with Il solution of cal
cined soda; other processes of wash
ing, applying colors to the white
portion. etc., follow. and. when dry,
the paper is removed. the completing
operations being those of vanishing
and polishing.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

for the fat, the skin is sold to glovers,
and the bones go to make ''Super-
phosphate" In Paris the carcass of
horse is worth more than elsewhere,
inasmuch as the working class eat the
best portions Of the flesh. The hair
is a well-known refuse used by the !
upholsterer; the hide goes to the
tanner to make thick leather for bank
ledgers, ETC.. the intestines make
course gut-strings for wheel bands and
lathes; the fat, which from a we'll
conditioned horse amounts to 6Olbs., 4
finds ready market; the hOOfs are
used either by turner's or makers of
Prussian blue. and the bones go to
manufacturers of ivory black and to :
turner's. Even the putrid flesh is
allowed to breed maggots, which are
sold as food to fatten fowls. The :
final residue is used by rat catchers to
trap their prey, and the skin of the
captured rat finds ready sale among
furrierS on account of it's delicate
fur. A statement that has frequently
gone the rounds Of the papers to the
effect that most of the kid gloves
of commerce are made from the skin
of this rodent is probably untrue,
since it's small size would preclude it's 1
use for anything but gloves for chill
dren.
The great meat-picking establish ].
ments of the West afford examples of
the extreme retinemet to which the
utilization ofsby- products may he car
ried. Not scrap of the slaughtered
animal is wasted. Every portion fl
FL ~ ho nd
is picked and packed. and most. ii :
not all, of it exported to Europe. The
fat. hoofs, horns, hides. tails, hair,
and bones find ready sale in this
market. for various purposes in the
industrial arts; and the final products
usually reach us in the form of dried
blood and hone-hlack, for the use of
the sugar re!ner and the agricul-
turist.
Until within comparatively a recent
period it had become serious
question as 10 what use should be
made of the Stag which is produced in
such quantities during the smelling of
iron ore; human ingenuity at length
solved the problem. and produced :
from this intractable material white
flocculent substance known as
''mineral wool. which at once found
numerous applications in the arts.
Within the last few years no industry,
perhaps. has made greater strides
than that of paper making, both as |
regards the materials Of it's manufac-
ture and the application of the
product. Paper wheels for railway
cars. paper chimney-pots for dwelling
houses. and paper plates and teacups
for the temporary use OF traylerS.
must suffice as illustrations.
OF course it would be impossible
within the limits Of so short an
article to refer to any more than
few of the more prominent examples
of the use of refuse. We have inten-
tionally omitted very many; but the
few that we have given will serve the
purpose we have in view of showing
to how great IN extent civilization is
daily adding to the useful products OF
the world, both by economizing its
resources and calling forth new ones
by the aid OF chemistry.