They are industrious, notwithstanding, and clever in certain arts and manufactures, and it was from some of them that Carlo learned the watchmaking trade.

It seemed to me that a large number of men would be required for all the guns and forts, and that my watchmaking days would soon be exchanged for active service.

It's as reasonable, as to suggest that everybody do his share of watchmaking, or fancy juggling.

In London, Mr. Bennett was recently mobbed for lecturing to women on watchmaking.

The Municipal School for Instruction in Watchmaking at Geneva.1 engraving.

Impressionistic philosophizing, like impressionistic watchmaking or land-surveying, is intolerable to experts.

BESANÇON (57), capital of the dep. of Doubs, in France; a very strong place; fortified by Vauban; abounds in relics of Roman and mediæval times; watchmaking a staple industry, employing some 15,000 of the inhabitants; manufactures also porcelain and carpets.

ELGIN (17), a city in Illinois, on the Fox, 35 m. NW. of Chicago; watchmaking the chief industry.

It has a fine old cathedral, and a famous school of mines; and the manufactures comprise gold and silver work, wire, chemicals, etc. FREIBURG, 1, a Swiss canton (119) between Bern and Vaud, and having three esclaves in the latter; the population consists chiefly of French Catholics; is hilly; dairy-farming, watchmaking, and straw-plaiting are the chief industries.