A spinster lady, lecturing lately, began with these words, " Marriage, what is it ?" " Wouldn't you like to kuoir, just ?" cried some vulgar person from a back seat. She retired precipitately. Oil fbom Wool.— The extraction of oil from wool, without injury to its texture, is now successfully accomplished through the agency of bisulphide of carbon. Large quantities of oil are by the same agent obtained from bones, from different kinds of oil-cake, and from the press residues of cocoa and oliveo.
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Southland Times, Issue 1662, 15 November 1872, Page 3
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