Lace,164,165terms,166-172Lamb’s wool,15,20Lappet-weaving,63,64Lawn,183Leicester wool,12Leno weaving,63Lincoln wool,12Linen,196Lingerie,184Linon,184Linsey woolsey,96Long cloth,184manufacture of,194,195Long or clothing wool,3Loom,54Luster of wool,26
Mackinaw,92Madras,185Manila hemp,200Melrose,97Melton,97Meltonette,97Mending,72Mercerizing,151Merino,2,3,18,19,97Metallic threads,1,234Meteor,222Mexican Sheep,4Milling,8Mineral fibers,1Mohair,1,18,34,97Moire,223Moisture contained in cotton,123Montagnac,98Montevideo,11Mordant,69Moreen,186Mozambique,223Mule spinning,134Mull,186Mummery,186Mungo,1,10,32,34method of making,32Muslin,186
Nainsook,186Naphtha,26Napping,75Navy twill flannel,92Netting,253New Zealand wool,10Noils,1,32,40Norfolkdown wool,14
Oiling rags,35Olive oil,29Organdie,186Organzine,223Orleans,98Osnaburg,186
Panama cloth,98Panne velvet,223Peau de soie,223Pelts,20Percale,188Percaline,188Perching,72Peruvian sheep,15,32Pick,54Piece-dyeing,65Pile-weave,62,63Pillow-lace,165Pineapple fiber,233Piqué,188Plain weave,58Planting cotton,110Plumetis,190Plushes,15,224Pongee,224Popeline,224Poplin,190Port Philip wool,9Pressing machine,76Printing textiles,65Prunella,98Pulled wool,20
Quarter blood,19
Ramie,232Raw silk,206Reeling silk,205Remanufactured material,1,32Rep,190Rib work in knitting,158Ribbons,215Ring spinning,134Russian hemp,199Russian wool,12
Sacking,99Sanglier,99Sarsenet,225Satin,225weaving,58Satine,190Saxony wool,8Scour,27Scrim,190Scutching,195Sea Island cotton,109Seaming rags,35Seamless hosiery,161Sebastopol,99Serges,99Sewing silk,207Shaker flannel,93Shawls,33Sheep shearing,5,6,7Shetland wool,14Shoddy,1,10,32,34,101Short wools,3Shrinking of wool,2,3Shropshiredown wool,13Shuttle,55Sicilian,101Silesia,190Silesian wool,8Silk,1cotton,230dyeing,210finishing,218varieties of,207warp flannel,92waste,207Sisal hemp,200Size of yarn,9,49,51Sizing,53Slag wool,1,234Slasher,53Sliver,39Slubber,130,131Soleil,227Souffle,191South American wool,11Southdown wools,13Spinning,4,40,44,50,134Spooler,53Spun glass,233fibers,233Spun numbers,209Spun silk,208Staple goods,79Starching cotton,149Stripe knitting,159Structure of wool,1,2Styles,70Suffolkdown wool,14Sultane,101Superfines,8Swiss muslin,191Sydney wools,9
Tabby velvet,228Taffeta,227Tamise,101Tape,191Tarletan,191Tartans,101Teaser,31Tentering,74Terry cloth,191Terry poplin,225Test for animal fiber,239artificial silk from silk,231cotton from linen,240density of a fabric,239dressing,241fastness against rain,243fastness under friction,242fastness to weather, light, and air,244linen,240permanence of dyes,242resistance to perspiration,243resistance to street mud and dust,243shoddy,241silk from wool,240wasting fastness,242Testing constituents of filling,239constituents of warp,239count of warp,238count of warp and filling threads,238elasticity of fabric,237for shrinkage,239piece-dyed fabric,69strength of fabric,237style of weave,236yarn-dyed fabric,69Textile printing,69,70,216Theories of coloring in textile designs,76-79Thibet,101Thread,138bleaching,143combing,141dyeing,143numbers,144sizing,145Throwing,206Thrown silk,207Tinsel,1Top,11,33,40Tricot,101Tulle,228Tussah silk,204Tweed,15,31,35,102Twill weaving,58,59
Union cloth,37
Van wool from Tasmania,10Vegetable fibers,1Veiling,102Velour,228Velvet,15,216,228Velveteen,228Venetian cloth,102Vigogne (Vienna),103Vigoureux,103Voiles,103,229
Warp,53,54Warp-beam,54Waterproofing,218Weaving,53,54,56processes,54-56Weft,54Welsh wool,14Wether-wool,15,20Whipcord,104Wood-pulp,232Wool,1,2carding,50classing,3,16,18drying,28dyeing,76fibers,2grease in,24marketing,7,8,15oiling,29sorting,16-18,22-24varieties of,3,4washing,24-28Woolen yarn,33,50Worsted carding,39combing,39diagonal,104Worsted spinning,44tops,40unfinished,104yarn,33,46
Yarn,33,39,46dyed,65,68Yolk,10,25
Zephyr gingham,192wool,49Zibeline,104
Austin’s Observation Blanks in Mineralogy.Detailed studies of 35 minerals. 35 cents.Bailey’s Grammar School Physics.Practical lessons with simple experiments that may be performed in the ordinary schoolroom. 50 cents.Ballard’s The World of Matter.Simple studies in chemistry and mineralogy; for use as a text-book or as a guide to the teacher in giving object lessons. $1.00.Brown’s Good Health for Girls and Boys.Physiology and hygiene for intermediate grades. Illustrated. 45 cents.Brown’s Health in the Home.Illustrated. 50 cents.Clark’s Practical Methods in Microscopy.Gives in detail descriptions of methods that will lead the careful worker to successful results. Illus. $1.00Clarke’s Astronomical Lantern.Intended to familiarize students with the constellations by comparing them with facsimiles on the lantern face. With seventeen slides, giving twenty-two constellations. $4.50.Clarke’s How to Find the Stars.Accompanies the above and helps to an acquaintance with the constellations. Paper. 15 cents.Colton’s Elementary Physiology and Hygiene.For grammar grades. 317 pages. Illustrated. 60 cents.Eckstorm’s The Bird Book.The natural history of birds, with directions for observation and suggestions for study. 301 pages. Illustrated. 60 cents.Guides for Science Teaching.Teachers’ aids for instruction in Natural History.I.Hyatt’s About Pebbles. 26 pages. Paper. 10 cts.II.Goodale’s A Few Common Plants. 61 pages. Paper. 20 cts.III.Hyatt’s Commercial and other Sponges. Illustrated. 43 pages. Paper. 20 cts.IV.Agassiz’s First Lesson in Natural History. Illus. 64 pages. Paper. 25 cts.V.Hyatt’s Corals and Echinoderms. Illustrated. 32 pages. Paper. 30 cts.VI.Hyatt’s Mollusca. Illustrated. 65 pages. Paper. 30 cts.VII.Hyatt’s Worms and Crustacea. Illustrated. 68 pages. Paper. 30 cts.XII.Crosby’s Common Minerals and Rocks. Illustrated. 200 pages. Paper. 40 cts. Cloth, 60 cts.XIII.Richards’s First Lessons in Minerals. 50 pages. Paper. 10 cts.XIV.Bowditch’s Physiology. 58 pages. Paper. 20 cts.XV.Clapp’s 36 Observation Lessons in Minerals. 80 pages. Paper. 30 cts.XVI.Phenix’s Lessons in Chemistry. 20 cts.Pupils’ Note-book to accompany No. 15. 10 cts.Hoag’s Health Studies.Practical hygiene for grammar grades. Cloth. Illustrated. 75 cents.Rice’s Science Teaching in the School.With a course of instruction in science for the lower grades. 46 pages. Paper. 25 cents.Ricks’s Natural History Object Lessons.Information on plants and their products, on animals and their uses, and gives specimen lessons. $1.50.Ricks’s Object Lessons and How to Give Them.—Vol. II. Lessons on elementary science for grammar and intermediate grades. 90 cents.Scott’s Nature Study and the Child.A manual for teachers with outlines of lessons and courses, detailed studies of animal and plant life, and chapters on methods and the relation of nature study to expression. $1.50.Sever’s Elements of Agriculture.For grammar grades. Illustrated. 50 cents.Shaler’s First Book in Geology.A helpful introduction to the study of modern text-books in geography. Illustrated. Cloth, 60 cents. Boards, 45 cents.Spear’s Leaves and Flowers.An elementary botany for pupils under twelve. Illustrated. 25 cents.Weed’s Farm Friends and Farm Foes.An elementary text-book on weeds and insects. Cloth. Illustrated. 90 cents.Wright’s Seaside and Wayside Nature Reader, No. 4.Elementary lessons in geology, astronomy, world life, etc. Illustrated. 50 cents.
Austin’s Observation Blanks in Mineralogy.Detailed studies of 35 minerals. 35 cents.
Bailey’s Grammar School Physics.Practical lessons with simple experiments that may be performed in the ordinary schoolroom. 50 cents.
Ballard’s The World of Matter.Simple studies in chemistry and mineralogy; for use as a text-book or as a guide to the teacher in giving object lessons. $1.00.
Brown’s Good Health for Girls and Boys.Physiology and hygiene for intermediate grades. Illustrated. 45 cents.
Brown’s Health in the Home.Illustrated. 50 cents.
Clark’s Practical Methods in Microscopy.Gives in detail descriptions of methods that will lead the careful worker to successful results. Illus. $1.00
Clarke’s Astronomical Lantern.Intended to familiarize students with the constellations by comparing them with facsimiles on the lantern face. With seventeen slides, giving twenty-two constellations. $4.50.
Clarke’s How to Find the Stars.Accompanies the above and helps to an acquaintance with the constellations. Paper. 15 cents.
Colton’s Elementary Physiology and Hygiene.For grammar grades. 317 pages. Illustrated. 60 cents.
Eckstorm’s The Bird Book.The natural history of birds, with directions for observation and suggestions for study. 301 pages. Illustrated. 60 cents.
Guides for Science Teaching.Teachers’ aids for instruction in Natural History.
Hoag’s Health Studies.Practical hygiene for grammar grades. Cloth. Illustrated. 75 cents.
Rice’s Science Teaching in the School.With a course of instruction in science for the lower grades. 46 pages. Paper. 25 cents.
Ricks’s Natural History Object Lessons.Information on plants and their products, on animals and their uses, and gives specimen lessons. $1.50.
Ricks’s Object Lessons and How to Give Them.—Vol. II. Lessons on elementary science for grammar and intermediate grades. 90 cents.
Scott’s Nature Study and the Child.A manual for teachers with outlines of lessons and courses, detailed studies of animal and plant life, and chapters on methods and the relation of nature study to expression. $1.50.
Sever’s Elements of Agriculture.For grammar grades. Illustrated. 50 cents.
Shaler’s First Book in Geology.A helpful introduction to the study of modern text-books in geography. Illustrated. Cloth, 60 cents. Boards, 45 cents.
Spear’s Leaves and Flowers.An elementary botany for pupils under twelve. Illustrated. 25 cents.
Weed’s Farm Friends and Farm Foes.An elementary text-book on weeds and insects. Cloth. Illustrated. 90 cents.
Wright’s Seaside and Wayside Nature Reader, No. 4.Elementary lessons in geology, astronomy, world life, etc. Illustrated. 50 cents.
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Barto’s Agriculture.Studies in soils and crop production. 50 cents.Baskerville’s General Inorganic Chemistry.For colleges. $1.50.Baskerville and Estabrooke’s Chemistry Problems.90 cents.Benton’s Guide to General Chemistry.A manual for the laboratory. 40 cents.Boyer’s Laboratory Manual in Biology.Treats of both animals and plants. 80 cts.Boynton, Morse and Watson’s Laboratory Manual in Chemistry.50 cents.Burrage and Bailey’s School Sanitation and Decoration.Illustrated. $1.50.Cheston, Gibson and Timmerman’s Physics.Theoretical and descriptive. $1.25.Chute’s Physical Laboratory Manual.Revised edition. Illustrated. 80 cents.Chute’s Practical Physics.For schools and colleges. $1.15.Clark’s Methods in Microscopy.Detailed descriptions of successful methods, $1.60.Coit’s Chemical Arithmetic.With a short system of analysis. 50 cents.Coleman’s Elements of Physics.For secondary schools. $1.25.Colton’s Physiology: Practical and Descriptive.Illustrated. $1.40.Colton’s Physiology: Briefer Course.For high schools. Illustrated. 90 cents.Colton’s Practical Physiology.A laboratory course. 60 cents.Colton’s Zoology: Descriptive and Experimental.Illustrated. $1.50. Part I, Descriptive, $1.00. Part II, Experimental. 60 cents.Ebbinghaus’s Psychology.A resume of modern psychology. $1.25.Fisher and Patterson’s Elements of Physics.60 cents.Hyatt’s Insecta.A practical manual for students and teachers. Illustrated. $1.25.Linebarger’s Text-Book of Physics.With industrial applications. $1.25.Miller’s Progressive Problems in Physics.60 cents.Newell’s Descriptive Chemistry.Illustrated. $1.20. Part I, Without experiments. $1.00. Part II, Experiments. 40 cents.Newell’s Experimental Chemistry.For high schools and colleges. $1.10.Newell’s Inorganic Chemistry for Colleges.$2.00.Orndorff’s Laboratory Manual in Organic Chemistry.Boards. 40 cents.Palmer’s Questions and Problems in Chemistry.20 cents.Pepoon, Mitchell and Maxwell’s Plant Life.A laboratory guide. 50 cents.Remsen’s Organic Chemistry.Revised edition. $1.25.Roberts’s Stereo-Chemistry.Its development and present aspects, $3.00.Sanford’s Experimental Psychology.Part I. Sensation and perception. $1.50.Shaler’s First Book in Geology.Cloth, 60 cents. Boards. 45 cents.Shepard’s Inorganic Chemistry.Descriptive and qualitative. $1.15.Shepard’s Briefer Course in Chemistry, with chapter on Organic Chemistry. 80 cts.Shepard’s Laboratory Note-Book.Boards. 35 cents.Spalding’s Botany.Practical exercises in the study of plants. 80 cents.Stevens’s Introduction to Botany.Illustrated, $1.25. Key and Flora, 40 cents. Botany, with Key and Flora. $1.50.Venable’s Short History of Chemistry.For students and the general reader. $1.00.Walters’s Physiology and Hygiene.For secondary schools. $1.20.Weed’s Farm Friends and Farm Foes.Weeds and insects. 90 cents.Weed and Crossman’s Laboratory Guide in Zoology.Emphasises essentials. 60c.Whiting’s Mathematical and Physical Tables.Paper. 50 cents.
Barto’s Agriculture.Studies in soils and crop production. 50 cents.
Baskerville’s General Inorganic Chemistry.For colleges. $1.50.
Baskerville and Estabrooke’s Chemistry Problems.90 cents.
Benton’s Guide to General Chemistry.A manual for the laboratory. 40 cents.
Boyer’s Laboratory Manual in Biology.Treats of both animals and plants. 80 cts.
Boynton, Morse and Watson’s Laboratory Manual in Chemistry.50 cents.
Burrage and Bailey’s School Sanitation and Decoration.Illustrated. $1.50.
Cheston, Gibson and Timmerman’s Physics.Theoretical and descriptive. $1.25.
Chute’s Physical Laboratory Manual.Revised edition. Illustrated. 80 cents.
Chute’s Practical Physics.For schools and colleges. $1.15.
Clark’s Methods in Microscopy.Detailed descriptions of successful methods, $1.60.
Coit’s Chemical Arithmetic.With a short system of analysis. 50 cents.
Coleman’s Elements of Physics.For secondary schools. $1.25.
Colton’s Physiology: Practical and Descriptive.Illustrated. $1.40.
Colton’s Physiology: Briefer Course.For high schools. Illustrated. 90 cents.
Colton’s Practical Physiology.A laboratory course. 60 cents.
Colton’s Zoology: Descriptive and Experimental.Illustrated. $1.50. Part I, Descriptive, $1.00. Part II, Experimental. 60 cents.
Ebbinghaus’s Psychology.A resume of modern psychology. $1.25.
Fisher and Patterson’s Elements of Physics.60 cents.
Hyatt’s Insecta.A practical manual for students and teachers. Illustrated. $1.25.
Linebarger’s Text-Book of Physics.With industrial applications. $1.25.
Miller’s Progressive Problems in Physics.60 cents.
Newell’s Descriptive Chemistry.Illustrated. $1.20. Part I, Without experiments. $1.00. Part II, Experiments. 40 cents.
Newell’s Experimental Chemistry.For high schools and colleges. $1.10.
Newell’s Inorganic Chemistry for Colleges.$2.00.
Orndorff’s Laboratory Manual in Organic Chemistry.Boards. 40 cents.
Palmer’s Questions and Problems in Chemistry.20 cents.
Pepoon, Mitchell and Maxwell’s Plant Life.A laboratory guide. 50 cents.
Remsen’s Organic Chemistry.Revised edition. $1.25.
Roberts’s Stereo-Chemistry.Its development and present aspects, $3.00.
Sanford’s Experimental Psychology.Part I. Sensation and perception. $1.50.
Shaler’s First Book in Geology.Cloth, 60 cents. Boards. 45 cents.
Shepard’s Inorganic Chemistry.Descriptive and qualitative. $1.15.
Shepard’s Briefer Course in Chemistry, with chapter on Organic Chemistry. 80 cts.
Shepard’s Laboratory Note-Book.Boards. 35 cents.
Spalding’s Botany.Practical exercises in the study of plants. 80 cents.
Stevens’s Introduction to Botany.Illustrated, $1.25. Key and Flora, 40 cents. Botany, with Key and Flora. $1.50.
Venable’s Short History of Chemistry.For students and the general reader. $1.00.
Walters’s Physiology and Hygiene.For secondary schools. $1.20.
Weed’s Farm Friends and Farm Foes.Weeds and insects. 90 cents.
Weed and Crossman’s Laboratory Guide in Zoology.Emphasises essentials. 60c.
Whiting’s Mathematical and Physical Tables.Paper. 50 cents.
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