Added to this were the facts that the ice-water in the coolers scalded the mouth; the brass-work on the seats blistered the hands; and the empty stoves, almost red-hot from their exposure to the sun, superheated the cars to a degree that was maddening.

they are the "Coming man," the 16th Commandment; or Chinese Coolers can't hold a candle to 'em.

Let it boil about one hour, or till you discover the surface of the liquor to become flaky, and the wort broken; then take it from the copper and strain it into the coolers.

For small larders, butter-coolers of red brick are now very much used for keeping fresh butter in warm weather.

These coolers are made with a large bell-shaped cover, into the top of which a little cold water should be poured, and in summer time very frequently changed; and the butter must be kept covered.

These coolers keep butter remarkably firm in hot weather, and are extremely convenient for those whose larder accommodation is limited.

Where very great attention is paid to the dairy, the milk-coolers are used larger in winter, when it is desirable to retard the cooling down and increase the creamy deposit, and smaller in summer, to hasten it; the temperature required being from 55° to 50°, In summer it is sometimes expedient, in very sultry weather, to keep the dairy fresh and cool by suspending cloths dipped in chloride of lime across the room.

'It was during one of these flashes of light that I distinctly saw Martin deliberately filling a large tin pan with sugar from one of the coolers.

'I had, however, no occasion to use the weapon; for, in running towards me, Martin's foot slipped in some molasses which had been spilt on the ground, and he fell heavily to the floor, striking his head against the corner of one of the large wooden sugar-coolers.

he exhorteth to the same, but with this caution, "that the liver be outwardly anointed with some coolers that it be not overheated."

Yes, those chairs and tables and sideboards and bookcases and wine-coolers against which Georgie's soul had revolted in the early years of her wedded life were now things of beauty, and Georgie's friends envied her the possession of indisputable Chippendale furniture.

In their metal work, their carvings in ivory and stone, and more particularly as parts in the designs on their terra-cotta oil bottles, wine coolers, and other vases, the Greyhound is frequently to be seen, sometimes following the hare, and always in remarkably characteristic attitudes.

Coolers waited auspiciously on the ground behind the tables.

The head boiler was performing the work of 'striking off;' i.e. of removing the liquor, after it had been sufficiently boiled, from the copper to the coolers.

The liquor had been taken out of the boiler by the skipper, and thence was being conducted to the coolers by a long open spout.

The head boiler was performing the work of 'striking off;' i.e. of removing the liquor, after it had been sufficiently boiled, from the copper to the coolers.

The liquor had been taken out of the boiler by the skipper, and thence was being conducted to the coolers by a long open spout.

A few minutes more and he should have set the milk into the coolers, thrown off his overalls, and washed himself in cold spring waterand then he could drop into a chair on the quiet porch and take his ease.

The water for cooling enters the coolers, F, J, and Z, through the cocks, n, and flows out through the tubes, v. The acetate, previously crushed, is placed in the boiler, A, and the quantity of acid necessary to decompose it is added.

His sideboard and table were well equipped with glasses and silver wine coolers of the most expensive construction.

Among the articles of this plated ware, were wine coolers, for holding four decanters of cut glass, also sent by Mr. Morris; and he seems as little satisfied with the size and fashion of these coolers, from the description he has received of them, as with their unexpected cost.

Among the articles of this plated ware, were wine coolers, for holding four decanters of cut glass, also sent by Mr. Morris; and he seems as little satisfied with the size and fashion of these coolers, from the description he has received of them, as with their unexpected cost.

Long-necked flasks were placed in coolers, and the buffets were covered with flagons and glasses.