The former should be well shaken and brushed, and then pinned upon paper or linen, with camphor to preserve them from the moths.

Tús was extremely concerned, and remaining three days at that place, erected a lofty monument to the memory of the unfortunate youth, and scented it with musk and camphor.

The small satin slippers, my grandmamma's pride, Long, long in the chest have they lain; Let us shake out the camphor and place them beside

They commonly take the whole importation of camphor, on the account of the emperor, and pay for it at the rate of fifty fakuges per man, each fakuge being worth a thousand falus, or pieces of copper coin.

When it happens that the emperor does not take the camphor, it sells for half as much again.

The bodies of their kings are embalmed with aloes and camphor.

This or a similar proclamation is continued for three days; after which the body is embalmed with sandal wood, camphor, and saffron, and is then burned, and the ashes are scattered to the winds.

Human flesh, if fat, is used as commonly in that country as beef with us; and though the manners and customs of the people are most abominable, the country is excellent, and abounds in flesh and corn, gold and silver, aloes-wood, and camphor, and many other precious commodities.

If a piece of camphor be immersed in a snow-ball, except one extremity of it, on setting fire to this, as the snow melts, the water becomes absorbed into the surrounding snow by capillary attraction; on this account, when living animals are buried in snow, they are not moistened by it; but the cavity enlarges as the snow dissolves, affording them both a dry and warm habitation.

The poison which is procured from this tree is a gum that issues out between the bark and the tree itself, like the camphor.

She said to the queen, "Put under that tree a foot-bath full of water, sandal-wood ointment, plates full of fruit, a stick of camphor, fans made of odorous grasses; and handle them all so that they retain the fragrance of some scent which the king will remember you used.

When he had rested to his heart's content, he asked the sepoy, "How is it that in the water I drank, in the fruit I took, in the camphor I ate, I noticed a scent which Patmadhavrani always used?"

"I've been living on chloralinethat is when I wasn't taking camphor lozenges.

Can't you find the camphor bottle?" "O, father, she thinks if ycu had some camphor to smell of, 'twould cure you.

Can't you find the camphor bottle?" "O, father, she thinks if ycu had some camphor to smell of, 'twould cure you.

But Madam Conway did not need the camphor, and so she said, adding that Mike was better where he was.

" "And is not that just the very thing I was saying, Emilie, child, give him some camphor julep then; camphor julep is a very reviving thing doctor!

" "And is not that just the very thing I was saying, Emilie, child, give him some camphor julep then; camphor julep is a very reviving thing doctor!

He delighted in innocent remediesmanna, magnesia, and camphor julep; never put on a blister in his life; and would sooner, from pure complaisance, let a patient die, than administer an unpalatable prescription.

Now I will go to the house of the Cockburn for a morsel of the sweet wood [camphor] which she must smell."

When most of the Jacobean poets sank into comfortable oblivion, which merely meant being laid with a piece of camphor in cotton-wool to keep fresh for us, Wither had the misfortune to be recollected.

ETC.Wolpert's Method of Estimating the Amount of Carbonic Acid in the Air.7 Figures. Japanese Camphor.

Its preparation, experiments, and analysis of the camphor oil.

SEE BROOKS, AUBREY LEE. BROOKS, WALTER R. Freddy and Mr. Camphor.

Well, le' me see: Firs',horhound drops an' catnip tea; Den rock candy soaked in rum, An' a good sized chunk o' camphor gum; Next Ah tried was castor oil, An' snakeroot tea brought to a boil; Sassafras tea fo' to clean mah blood; But none o' dem t'ings didn' do no good.