... the glass is com- pletely filled, slide a tin plate between the hive or box, so as to co^er the passage, and iu half an hour the glass may be taken away with safety. The few be^s that'reinain will readily go ...

... opii “ 1 Pins, common pkgs. 1 X Pins, safety “ 4 Pil, cath. comp “ 1 Scissors pair 1 1 Soap, green, in tin lbs. 1 Quin, sulph. 200-mgm. pills. “ Salt, ... tow kilos. 10 Pins, assorted ...papers 10 Pins, safety, 3 sizes doz. 18 ... of paris, in 2-kilo, tins kilos. 10 Rubber sheeting meters 10 Silk, oiled, ...

... jewellers’, 543. Rubidium, 446. Ruby, 514. Rust, of tin, iron, mercury, &c,, con- tains something derived from the air, 7-9. Rusts are oxides, 14. Ruthenium, 596. 1 Rutile, 577 INDEX SAFETY-lamps, 359. -matches, 218. Siliciuretted hydrogen, 374. Silicon, ...

... for three or four days, not only with safety, but with success; the addition of ten grains of granulated tin will prove a powerful auxiliary to this medicine. ...

... Fig. 3 shows the manner in which the tin cap and glass tubes are fitted on the neck of the carboy bottles I and I7, a is a f-inch tube which reaches to near the bottom of the carboy; b is a safety glass tube of one- eighth of an inch; ...

... unnecessary farther to multiply instances. The fact that tins check is in common practice, and univer- sally known to be efficacious, in France, is alone suffi- cient evidence of its practicability and safety. I can readily imagine, that there are men, ...

... Pins, common _ pkg 1 Strop, razor no Pins, safety _ pkgs I Towels (in sterilizer) _ .no 6 Scissors _ _ pair Soap, green, in tin _ lb Tags, diagnosis _ _ pkgs 1 1 Rear Compartment. ...

... bottle, labelled “Poison.” Soda mint tablets, 50 1 Tin talcum powder. 1 ... and safety. Thread. PRACTICAL EXERCISES AND QUESTIONS. A general review ...

... and intimately blended together. P P are block tin pipes, passing to the bottom ... apparatus. B is a safety-valve, which allows the escape of the gas ...

... the alloy, the lead is first melted, the tin is then added, and afterwards the bismuth. It may be rendered still more fusible by adding a small quantity of mercury. DAVIER. A French word, signifying tooth-forceps. DAVY'S SAFETY LAMP. A lamp surrounded by a net-work ...