ole hide is cut up into lace. The strips of lace range rope fastened to each hind shank, the end of the rope water and allowed to drain and dry overnight. The from one-fourth inch to five-eighths inch in width and lace can be cut from aside. A good hand can cut forty sides into lace per day. ‘The… … carpenter’s drawknife. The hair from 50 to 60 hides a paper on the abatement of the smoke nuisance, gave can be scraped off daily by a good hand. After rins- hide when dry is very stiff, and has to be dampened be- the following rules as essential to good combustion : fore it is steaked. This is…
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