The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-28

Gle considered indispensable in many
parts OF this country. mosquito cur
talns is becoming popular in the east
ana large consignment has recently
been shipped 20 Syria.
Nor does the ancient land of E,gvpt
turn up its nose at our new fauSled
contrlVanees. The supply Of images in
the pyramids having run rather low
owing to the depredations of curio
hunters, an american firnn has been
ming up the vacancies with most in
teresJlng and antique appearing LITTLE
statues. As matter of fact they are
manufactured by a new patent process
rom various condiments. but they look
80 IKE ancient stone that they would
ueceiNe any but an expert. An Amer
can merry go-r0Und of the COnev ISL
ana type has recently been set IN at
Callo. II Is largely patrOnized bv the
al Ds' VINO cut a fine figure in their
snowy PURPOSES bestriding the green
ana gold tigers and elephants. II Is
uI4Neh Dy steam and its music is the
9@IIle old american ragtime. Another
60. ~ Whlch mas become a customer
u -AiiieItdh Ineffy-g 0-rOunds is Spain.
Out unquestionabl bly, our most import
ant customer in the east is china
ne greater part of the railroad -eo1{D-
Iilent' engines, rolling stock and rails
COille from TINS country An important
ana novel recent shipment 10 china is
tHe machinery for water works TO he
% up IN me northern part of the en-
80 anu operated by native labor This
wiz De remarkable innovation in a
country whose people have hitherto
ooh tShted themselves with wells and
not bothered aboat typhoid germs.
Mahchurla IS one of the most fertile
countries IN the world. Seven crops Of
wheat can be raised in the year al GER
tam paris, yet Hour for the Russian
1IoCps Is being imported The cause
Oh TINS IS the complete absence of mod
eFn dour mills, the Chinese stiu cling
ing To the old, slow and wasteful pro
cesses which they employed 1000 wears
aso- however, an up-to-date flour mill
mas Just been erected in the interior
the machinery Of which is American.
oIhers are 10 follow, and there is no
Y Question lhat at no distant date Man
chufIa VIII feed its own teeming popu-
lation and the legions of the car with /
considerable surplus for export
But The most remarkable testimony 4
10 our mechanical ability comes in the /
FORM OF an acknowledgement that we Z
are superior even in matters Of washee- |
"ashee TO those whom we are accus- /
Toned 10 regard as the apostles and /
llgh priests of the science. An Amer /
'hlnery of a monster laundry plant on |
Nhlch Cinnamon are to be exclusively
employed, where there is no hand la /
Dor and from which 5000 pieces are /
urned out daily at cost of / cent
lece, Whe her it lie la sc or small. COM
)llcated or simple. The cost of the
machinery is $4,000
Next 10 China in Importance as
market for American goods comes ia
pan, but the cleverness Of the Japan
'se is an obstacle to extended trade.
As imitatOrs they have no equal. and it
S their custom 20 buy a few American
and reproduce them in large
Quantities.
In spite Of the abuse that has been
poured forth on our beer and the unfa-
'orable comparisons that have been in
tanced between it and the foreign pro-
luct, the foreigners apparently see 4
Omething in our methods 1t is not so |
ong since Mr. Allsopp, the famous
lreWer of Burton-o Trent England /
tarted large lager beer brewery. in
Which American methods and American /
were exclusively employed.
nd even Germany herself. whose beer
S usually considered without rival. has
ecently been importing American
rewing apparatus and adopting the
ystem of Milwaukee Germany, thor
ughly wide awake as she is in mat
he merits of American methods and
.aras
A great deal of the caviare which is
erved at the tables of our hotels and
rivate houses, and fetches a high price
wing TO the belief that il is manu-
actured abroad, really has its birth
'ithin the confines of the United
.tates, and having been shipped TO
is reshipped hither under a
-erman label. Germany too, as well as
rance and italy is one of our CAS-
1mers for cOlOred glass which is man
facturered here by a patent process
nd almost equals in beauty and coll
ring that which adOrns the old cathe-
rails of Europe. Many s)f the new Eu-
1pean churches are equipped with this
merican glass.
In matters of the toilet we. too. are
4 the front. Even the MuscOvite. who, |
we are 10 believe the pictures, should |
OF have much call for shaving apph-
noes. is a good customer of ours for !
arbers' chairs and toilet clippers.
rance, too, is buying our dress shields !
nd our boot polish, Injuries which she /
arseIf was first to devise and which for ! )
ANY years she held the monopoly.
inally. Australia. which has long been Z
IL customer for axes 10 chop its plen- 4
full timber has at last turned to / ,
merica even for articles of wood.
nd is buying plentifully of our wood :
D handles for tools, cIothespins and
)lf clubs And if further proof of our 5
ill in the manufacture Of articles or
,ort were needed than the last article, 7
Europe recognizes that American
ay pigeons have no equal.