...for himself. The second edition of his and Bentley's catalogue concludes with this passage : — ' A competition for cheapness and not for excellence...selling much in a little time, without respect to the taste or quality of the goods, leads manufacturers and merchants to ruin the reputation of the articles...

...remarks peculiarly applicable to lie manufactures and productions of the present day. He says : — A competition for cheapness, and not for excellence...selling much in a little time, without respect to the taste or quality of the goods, leads manufacturers and merchants to ruin the reputation of the articles...

...perfection of trade as an art." An operative, complaining of this, quotes as follows from Wedgwood : — " A competition for cheapness, and not for excellence...destruction of arts and manufactures. The desire of saving much in a little time, without respect to the taste or quality of the goods, leads manufacturers...

...perfection of trade as an art." An operative, complaining of this, quotes as follows from Wedgwood : — " A competition for cheapness, and not for excellence...destruction of arts and manufactures. The desire of saving much in a little time, without respect to the taste or quality of the goods, leads manufacturers...

...stated, a second edition of their catalogue was issued by Wedgwood and Bentley ; and in the same year ti third edition of the catalogue translated into the...selling much in a little time, without respect to the taste or quality of the goods, leads manufacturers and merchants to ruin the reputation of the articles...

...compositions are not made by chance, nor can they ever, in any material, be made at small expense. A competition for cheapness, and not for excellence...and entire destruction of arts and manufactures." I IMPRESSION TRAYS. NEW FORMS. DESIGNED BY MR. ET STARK. (PATENT APPLIED TOE.) THESE Trays are made...

...of the prophet shows that there were shabby fellows then, even in the days of God's Jews. I quote: "A competition for cheapness, and not for excellence...selling much in a little time, without respect to the taste or quality of the goods, leads manufacturers and merchants to ruin the reputation of the articles...

...compositions are not made by chance, nor can they ever, in any material, be made at small expense. A competition for cheapness, and not for excellence...and entire destruction of arts and manufactures." CHAPTER XVII. DEFECTS OF THE PALATINE ORGANS. ONE of the most distressing deformities to which the...

...for cheapness toward depreciation in the quality of the goods offered. It has been truly said that " a competition for cheapness and not for excellence...and entire destruction of arts and manufactures." No inducement that can be offered in the way of lower prices can in the slightest degree compensate...

...are not made by chance, nor can they ever, in any material, be made at small expense. A composition for cheapness, and not for excellence of workmanship,...cause of the rapid decay and entire destruction of art and manufactures." In fact, in every profession there are grades of ability, just as in the mechanical...