. The American encyclopædia of commerce, manufactures, commercial law, and finance. gin colored infusion. An imitaiion of tartohf-skdl is producedby heating H. with a hot solution of dragons blood, litharge,and pearl-iish, applied to those parts which are to bo reddishbrown, but not to those which are to be yellow. The parings,turnings, filings, and other fragments of H, like those of tor-toise-shell (SCO Toutoise-ShelL), can easily be softened, andworked up into useful and ornamental forms by pressureKven if this is not done, nothing need be wasted, seeing thattho manufacturing chemist can ob
. The American encyclopædia of commerce, manufactures, commercial law, and finance. gin colored infusion. An imitaiion of tartohf-skdl is producedby heating H. with a hot solution of dragons blood, litharge,and pearl-iish, applied to those parts which are to bo reddishbrown, but not to those which are to be yellow. The parings,turnings, filings, and other fragments of H, like those of tor-toise-shell (SCO Toutoise-ShelL), can easily be softened, andworked up into useful and ornamental forms by pressureKven if this is not done, nothing need be wasted, seeing thattho manufacturing chemist can obtain useful substances bydecomposing the H. The actual waste in manufacturing isbecoming less and less. The value pf horns, hom-tips,and hoofs imported in the waa S373,8o0. Imp. duty : unmanufactured, free ; H.(trips and tips, free ; H. combs (see Comos] ; nianuf. of H.,36 per cent. Horn, a musical wintl-instniinent, made origi-nally of horn, l)iit now of metal, mostly of are many forms of horns, known undervarious names; as, a trumpet, a coruet-ii-piston,. — an ophicleide, a trombone, a ImntinB-born, a bugle-horn, etc. The , three of which are rep-resented in Fig. 271, are made en suilr, so as to takein a concerted piece of music the different purlsof soprano, contralto, tenor, bass, double-bass, duty, 30 per cent. Hornbeam, the wood of the Carpinns Ainciicann,which is used for the cogs of mill-wheels and foragricultural implements. The inner bark dyesyellow. Horn (Cape), commonly considered the south-ern extremity of America, is not a part of thatcontinent, but the most southerly point of a smallisland of the Terra del Fuego group. Lat. oG° 5840 S., Ion. 67^ Iti W. It consists of a lofty, pre-cipitous, bare black rock, running far out into thesea, anti was formerly considered dangerous topass on account of the strong westerly gales thatprevail in its neighborhood during summer; hutas these are restricted to
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