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hence the name OF corrugated or sttr7cd goods
The material thus prepared, serves great vsrle.y
OF purposes Is made into shoes or slippers ana i
introduced in every PaI: OF wearing apparel


.Scleratu,, SO useful 10 The hou,ekeepeF, /. usu-
ally made from, the superabundant carbonic ACID
gas Of brewers and distillers As ;her business is
happily on the decrease, the salt is now proposed
10 be impregnated by the gas from common coal
fire.


Two patents have been lately granted for i'm
provements in s1lt-making, in both of which The
beauty and punty OF the crystals are increased oy
heating the brine at The surface instead Of al the
bottom OF the kettle as is usual.


In sugar-maIiag valuable Improvements have
been made IN the economy OF fuel, Is evaporating
the syrups IN granuating he sugar. and IN htrahon


In the important Lard business, The SEPARATION
Of ts two pro3ima;e constituents, viz ELAINE and
stearine, or. in common pnraseology, lard oil and
candle-s,u, which has beenfor several years an OBJ
iect OF pursuit, is now accomplished In very per
feet manner The most valuable improvement,
and one for which patent has been granted, Is
the application OF pressure 10 The SOLID tissues CEN
taining fat, before they have been burned (or.
rather, overhested) in the process OF trying out, as
it is called The lard and oil produced IN this
way are purer, sweeter, keep much better IN the
warm climates and are rendered IN large quantities


In stereOtyping the most striking improvement is
one made in Germany, and Just announced in the
public prints-of making the stereotype blocks OF
ron instead of the usual type-metal. stereotype
plates can be made of cast iron, as stated, we must
hail the invention as one OF the most valuable OF
the age, as it will reduce the pnce of books TO
very little above the cost of the material 1t has
been stated that, by means OF the improvement, the
whole Bible has been printed for about 25 cents.


The above items are the most important and in
tcres,ug of those embodied by Messrs. Keller and
Page, but all who can obtain the full original re-
port will find in it many other equally striking IL
lustraons Of the progress Of nation in the arts
Of high civilization.