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The Mormon colonies, fundamentally collectivist, like the sect from which they originally sprang, still bear the imprint given to them by the initiators of the movement. Each one becomes industrially and commercially autonomous, but all are firmly held together in a common brotherhood by the ties of religion.
The hydrochloride of aniline is important and is known commercially as "aniline salt." The distillation and rectification of aniline oil is practised on a similar principle to the fractional distillation which we have noticed as being used for the distillation of the naphthas. First, light aniline oils pass over, followed by others, and finally by the heavy oils, or "aniline-tailings."
A correspondent of the New York Evening Post, who signs himself by the initials A. G. R., speaks with authority as follows: "The prominence given to the island by the events of recent months has led many of our people to think it of vastly greater importance, commercially, than it really is.
But, that this condition may be fulfilled, in other words, that the railroad may be commercially possible, the amount of matter transported must be sufficiently great to cover at least the interest on the capital invested and the running expenses of the road.
Whereas every giving or deed of real humanity done while he was living would have entered into his character, and would be of lasting service to him that is, in any future which we can conceive. Of course we are not confining our remarks to what are called Christmas gifts commercially so called nor would we undertake to estimate the pleasure there is in either receiving or giving these.
It was an era of fervent meetings and fulminating resolutions. The Grange had been social, or at most commercially co-operative in its activities, but The Farmers' Alliance came as a revolt. The People's Party which was the natural outcome of this unrest involved my father. He wrote me that he had joined "the Populists," and was one of their County officers.
The symptoms of poisoning by this species are spasms, similar to those of trismus, and agonizing general pains. There are no local symptoms, except, in some cases, a circle of small pustules about the bitten spot. Commercially, the Lathrodectus has value, in that the poison is used in certain affections of the heart. For details, I would refer you to the Denny Laboratories of St.
The situation was peculiar, and required the application of strictly business methods to a threatening and immediate emergency. Great Britain was oppressing the country commercially by every method her council could devise. Defensive legislation was imperative.
They numbered 62,458,061 at the last census. They are a clean, manly, honorable and industrious portion of the population. Commercially they do not rank as high as the Parsees, who number only 94,190, or the Jains, who number 1,334,148, but are vastly superior to the Hindus from any point of view. They are not so ignorant nor so filthy nor so superstitious nor so submissive to their priests.
To refer to like instances no one can doubt the immense value and public uses of Mr. Rennie's Waterloo Bridge or Mr. Robert Stephenson's Britannia and Victoria Bridges, though every one knows that, commercially, they have been failures.
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