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WAsHIxsroN, Oct 2s

The State Department having reasons to suppose
that some irresponsible persons in England, and
others there, writing under assumed names have
induced parties in this country 70 forward remitan-
ces thther for recovery Of estItes. TO which they
are led 10 believe they entitled, cautions per
sOns TO whom such representations are made 10 be
satisfied Of the identity and character Of their COR
respondent.
The Navy Department advertise for proposals for
furnishing steam machinery for the screw propel-
Ter slOop-Ol-war at the Gosport Navy Yard
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4, The ersHRess Of de riJraiiOn oftAe ssyinq.
Howevsr good string may be- viii produce no tone IN
j. v9aies and the the vibration the tone
tons directly 70 and O The hammer strikes on The UNI
side see aasn ~ and the arst motion Of The string Is to
motion Of the string is to return in sghi direct line
starring point and then II vbraes thousand times
motion Is mp, down-up. doWn--ad iainiisza.
The second motion Of the string in ali other cannot be
article Of any substance forms an elbow or angie and ~ ont
.ids half HEREBY Necessarily mas Be drawn the tgkes
the more rapidly win vibraie and bent
ssfRs are afn Anq rs lower two sides Or edges
erd up instead o. is returning in direct ne devafs on
side igsf M Of ths angle or elbow and its movement
h-tesfier becomes rotary and every time IL
ne ssS Or contracted side receives dead. irony. aa
~ which another cause Of the Of tone Of II
old kind OF piaro
>, The crenBsss Of one
This is tse result Of tre f3.rf f.aurs itbsi,- r5vl1
eoncsaed thsl tone is produced by yai md ~
t.seae 'si 2fr,brltor, re erra-T ~ fOns.
The stIeHgth Of string.
IN reason Why strings often break the common piano
and Why they invariably break at the elbow brdgspn Is
De string being bent a. aP Gas that poini See
necessarily eouirae ted and the outside elbow Of he
string eas a. irhos siafs Now the Vtols on he
string Of piEno viii dy poandg loot (which
Is the maDuiacufr sestnAt and the strain evenly borne
By All parts OF the string then p6r' is likely
A. the other; but part Of the string
Il obliged 70 bear tls immense strain tha part IL la
eiay this the in all vOOdenl,r ed pisnOs wood
WI SSP and spli5g q evsy eha e Of TIE simosPheEs The
small stronger Gift AEa can only be replied
70 BY asserting that twice is Eo twice
two does not make four.
7, The great length Of time OAieA tie instrmenf re-
mains in tlfne.
This Is the Of 9Th tsaflTa fnasu1uch As string
fIftss By stretching. And Il viii readily Be string
four feet in length bears strain Of 70 h1ndred bounds eoasi
y In ali parts il viii attenmore than es quick half
Of astrtnK bearing the sam strain
The truth and philoophy foregoing 30 str
ing and forcible ha ihc queser often 1sked, Why DO
not other makers The copper fret and straight srng
There Is but IL ured by patent
hly thousand dollars have already been oeted
purchase Messrs Haet Davis Co. prefer 70 sup
ply the public with f rrg iHsrs rather than
others 10 do IT, a any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Hallet Davis Piano 20
simple. lucid and unauerable. that viii
piano any who viii reflte It's philosophy
OSsIAN E DODGE.
Cleveland August 6 l553
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
wALrHAN. MASS, MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent LeUeF Watches.
TIHESE SUPERIOR WATCHES ar

TNHESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made b. the sid OF ami ORIGINAL machin ~ ex-
pTesslv das sned 20 secure. Win Low PRICE, A FINE
SUBSTANTIAL RkLlABLE TiME-KEEPER. The
construction, and JrUncunce bV
highrsl authOntles 70 be FAULTLESS IN PRINCl-
PIE AND QUALIFY. and have been proved By thr ms {
eKactins tests be reliable and unfiiiu acon 1hcs
Watches manufacture entire iron crude materas IN
siase establishment, by ect and uniform rceSsss
1le malufactoIy being organized the same system
that h1s beel adopted % the prout ou the unequaled
American firearms, which enables produce =
meut al oNEHALF the price Of any f5regn
the quality. and guarantee the perfect rrormancs
for ten years. % every Wa ch manufactured ty
ALL kOhEltfN WATCHES ARR 1fADE BY HAND
the American Matrhes being he oaly ma1e By
chinery upon unil0rm system through ut Nearly all
handmads Naches dsfectiye, and are continually get
tinE Out Of order. In parts OF The ccuntlys u s IN
poSzibe tnd good rers. and Watch aifins
always and tKpenslre he Introduction uf
American Wafche tiis iIlaulty, AID COUNTRY
MTRcHkNTS a. vel - y airhlcaiers. keep Watches
- n r. f heir anil thus surnlv fher
cusfoqler- with STAPLE, wl1eh my be used N
oiher article. Wiihru steIy hunbug sold b. the
NV BoBBINs ( APPLETON, General Assats,
sepE dSN sm Zll ins Is Maiden Lane, New York
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNINC, OCT. 30, IS5s.

NEW ADVERT SEMENTs
Erie Street Baptist Church-Pe,vs 90 Rent
7. S Paddo-k-Hats, Co.'s, Fu'S &C
J. NJ. Hover Good Central Butter
5. Hyman & C0-ShsWls-Hdkfs-HoSie
A NJ PeFry CO--Deaie-s N = our
B. X Br,wa 8 c. -sugars-Candies-so -soaps. n
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by TELEGRAPH.

asportsd by tEs Unio- Telegraph,
,SrIcE WIsISs's HLyCE. CuzNNE oY EGSx AND
st. CLAIR srREETs
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
NOR SALE-SUMMIT CO.

nor SALE. co. "A
large build ins well located and suitable ioT public
house star with acres uf land 81 %
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and NJ
SIu
SENECA ST Conner 81 amt large To-, running irom
summit ~ 70 the Lake Nerf chean-
20 0ACRES-Near 81 lair loa 81 niles from ile city
W LLOUGHBY.-F OF lC7 acres good sol. aud bqild-
nEs well valcr-d ne orchard and s. acres good iinnef
IS pr acre
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
III KINsMAN ST HOUSE ard Lot. Good house and
very large curner ot VITA Frult and Shade Trees shot
Perry ST. Exchange Tor ~ % > ares neal
the city. or for a iafm IN this county, SttlQ-
VALUABLE LAND IN WISCONSlN--O acres >
miles flm part Washington Iake Michigan, n ar All
waukee. Heavy timber land. with excellent SOIL VII
errHrngs fur a gl0d farm the city
PAULDING COUNTY, acres % miles from the
County seat bv a rlli. miles from X K Stationi
gnol land. with liable timber ENchangs for small
farm near the city
HAMILTON sT.-Two houses and lots TO exchange Tor
10 ACRES, 3 miles from Fort Wayne.
IS ACRES. ~ miles lrum D.iTult
40 ACRES one mile from New Lisbon, County Seat OF
Juneau Co Wis
VIII exchange ali for improved property in or near
FIVE ACRES-Four miles from the city, with 4 small
house good s1i sandy loam au spring 81 wafer Sln
Will cxchange f1r a arm.
ON LAKE sIIORE-l0 miles west OF the eiiY-eighty-
four so Acres with small house and orchard and acrrs
timber. To- Hrhange for house and lot-one On Nes
oLNSIEO FALLs.-EIause and barn with lot Of one
half acre. ROUSE & JENNINGS.
sea - Superior street
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Special Nctires.
C0AL!-C0 C0ALn-C0ALM

U For Gas Fiz,Hres aad Fnfiag-Appl;
Fog EHs7ortl & Co.. los and I0I Superior str,,f.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct %.
Information has been received that Paraguay has
three hundred newly mounted guns ON stone bat
teries at the mouth OF the Parlna river.
large land force will be needed 10 turn this for
tiicatiOn from the land side
The War Department has received 4 dispatch
confirming the accounts Of the engagements OF Mai
Dorm with the Camanches Fifty-six warriors and
two women were killed
Secretary Floyd will take immediate measures TO
increase the force in Texas
r, b, Jarvis has been appointed Indian Agent
for Utah.
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EOR SALn.-Vaeant Lots-On Hud-

ROUSE = JENNINGS.
81 su2erioI 81.
EOR SALE.-Vaeant Lots-On Hud-
IL son. Garien. Seville and Maple SIS. Some very de-
slrabie lots on each 10 sell cheap time.
STEAM SAV hlILI.-l5 mtlesby r. K. from the CITY,
adjoining Szton, with large two story dwelling and
GRfsT MiLL-WATER rOwER-with great fall
abundance of waiter, n miles from the City - run Of
stone; good dam and buildings and machinery IA good
LAKE ST-Nsar tbs Car Shops, one and a-half story
house and lo--SaOo.
Is ACREs-Oue nile fr,n Cjiy line West, BY Plank
Road Good s5 One ad a-alf story frame house barn,
s-ab!es. &c-S90 ?.
FOR SALE OK REXCHANGE.-KINSMAN ROAD
miles from the Cuurt House. Seventeen OF land
soil and well cultivated. wiki uce e1ttage house
barn. orchard aud variety OF fruit and shade reessaso
Of timber VIII sell very low and receive pay
cuusidrfable part In other good pr0perty.
PARKNIAN Sr.-tiodss and lot- s. go Exchange for
farm or W stern lands.
WISCONSIN, larse anouut Of lands we'll situated, TO
exchange Cor gos ofvtr1us Sias ar good CITY property
CEDAR Sf.-Nulr PUrrFA vacant lot, leo 4 fr1ut-to
sell or exchaage Tor small house and lot supeor
street
VACANT LOIS Two soad lots on Garden 81, u sell
wARRENSvILLE-ea Aeres nsu the center with
gaot house eaz oresri Seto exchange for souo god
9P ROUSE JENNINGS. 50 su0eriar 81.
NOR RENT-A number of desirable
IL OFFICES y ROOMS-On Superior street and Pub
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
ulZ3 Real Estats and lnsnranee Asents.
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Books & Gtatiur.erD.
Grlarauers.

ENG r. AVING AND LITHO GRAPHINf:
pRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
- ENGRAVEES AND LITHOG-R RAPHERs b
s.resf.t .t,lsve and. o
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Dr.. P II. RECORD.
PARIS, January. ls57.

For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
. Amie dc Femme Al the Proprletor's prlces.
aul0 dEvvlvg
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EOR RENT-A FARM OF 60

Il ACRES, 81 niles from the city ~ Rairo1d well i'm
proved with al ary bui.dings. orchard, &C Rent
J. 2 or vears. $50 per year
CHANGER ST.-A good sioTy frame house with barn.
ROUSE = JENNINGS,
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

Columbus e-30 A IL - n - = ha
L. <e shore D ST 6oJ - 1tl ~
PItfssurrh GW teellng - ~. q.
Toledo ia Nars ak. e-40 ) " .,
IoiripvIa Sandus Ky lilo 81.
M1l0uIng -..--.... --lu-fn
co olneauf- uf---.--.....- Sd -
R1Eeu X Akron o.. -ll.25 =
Detroit Boat ...-. 4:01 % ~..,
C Citizens wshir conveyance 20 eitheT OF ne snot
Trans B1afs wihe called for - the
Omnibus Line Ieav gtheiT address a nc p1A Oi-
zee 81 Superior street dcoT next TO Nedeeh HOUSE
iuna
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], Cre1tsr Icas,i Of siriug IN fis sanisai-nEeaae
p Greater spaos 5s lf sriss "a tie saus5-si eais.
3 Ts usaHssr q iiogpiag theriraf0a q iAs string
T. II errHnsssof tisrbrdiioH Of tls string.
g. TLsquaiify Of tx tone.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
A Thrilling INCIDENT.
THE OLD DocroR's sroR,

There are some seasons when the
graveyard seems peculiarly beautiful.
When hushed twilight wings her noise
less way from Heaven to wrap the tenn
plies Of tho dead in her soft, Transparent,
drapery, or the pleasant moon lights up
the mossed graves, making luminous the
faces of the beautiful cherubs that have
forever winged, yet never taken, their
flight; it is sweet to wander up the shad-
ed isles Of the slumbrous city. and muse
upon the holy memories Of the depart.
ed.
The stars burned with a lustre pecu-
liar 10 autumn skies; clear. mild atmos-
phere gave q most refreshing elasticity to
my spirits; wandered from my house, l
scarcely knew why. and found myself.
after a leisure walk, near the old fashion
ed burial ground Of Dalston village.
was happy man; was really aud pro-
fessionally an NJ. D. What directed my
steps to the rural burying. ground. can.
not tell, but as now live, l do believe
that some mysterious agency directed my
course. The gate was open. the walks
gl'ttered in the strong light. the shadows
leaned down from the trees and frescoed
the smooth gravel with quaint tracery;
the buds and flowers grouped in dark
masses upon the greenly curved mounds
Il knew they were buds and flowers. for
their fragrance betrayed them-seemed
whispering iu their silent language to the
beautiful dead below. In my youth
was fond Of symbolizing; everything in.
animate had its type in some ideal orien.
tai fancy; this evening 1 felt like poet
my Imagination was as fertile-yes.
thought as fertile as Millions. il my ideas
we're not SO sublime. saunsersd care.
lessly along the side where hawthorn
hedge tWined its frm tendrils together,
! dragging my cane after me. musing in 81.
lent reyeris.' Suddenly ] paused; Judge
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A WORD To SOCIETY.

Our young men are painful study
AS they lounge about the street with bold
leering faces. poisoning the air with oaths.
OF whirl madly along behind lashed hors.
es. or loom up dimly amid the smoky
glare of haunts Of folly. sin and shame. it
is sickeningto think that with them rests
the future of the country. and in them
lies its hope. 1t is no wonder that the
hearts Of fathers and mothers and sisters
are filed with dread and grief. No won.
der that the perpetual aud earnest advice
to young man is to go into ''ladies socie.
ty." The advice is good. There is pos.
tive safety for him in the society of u
modest. gentle. kindly and sensible girl,
There is comparative safety for him in.the
company Of vain. giggIiug. ,rifling
girl. The most empty headed aud emp>
ty-hearted is a more harmless companion
for him than cursiug. tippling. fellow,
who thinks all manner OF Stiffness and
sin manly, and will travel fast, although
hells ysWus az the end of the road. -
Yes. young mems salvation is in the
sweet smile and voice. the beautiful
geaces and accomplishments of some fair
creature. attractive alike in mind and bo.
dy.
But your young man dare not go aud
see young woman be fancies. and make
friend aud companion of her. Will
not all the Mrs. Grundies think and say
that it means something. and Immediately ,
and vigorously set to work to whisper
their suspicious loud enough for the world
including the respective families Of the
young persons-to hear theml Is not
your yonng man q firs. desperate fel-
low in whom there 10 danger. il he is
known to go to see half dozen girls at
the same time? Has not this propriety
which pervades our fne modern life some.
thing TO do with the terrible outlswry
and viciousness of the young men? Has
not rigid, ghastly etiquette driven them
from the parlor to the rumshop and
worse? Ia the days when some Of US
were boys and girls. it was not proof
that two young people were engaged to
be married that they were often together
happy in the interchange Of interest and
sympathy and all kindly feeling. Aud
somehow there were better boys than
there are nov. And better girls too, for
that matter.-N " Expyess.
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TERMS.

cOoper's Ciarksburg Register is published in
CrArksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
92,00 per Rnnum, in advance, or at the expiration
or six months from the time Of subscribing; after
which q, so will Invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for less pc
Rod than six months,
No paper will be discontinued except at the op-
tion Of the pToprietors, until all arrearages are
paid up-and those who do not odel their paper
10 bo discontinued at the end of their term OF
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have il continued.
Advertisements will be inserted at $l.oo per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tiOns, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion. ..a.. a.
liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to tEose who advertise by the year.
No AdveI tisement counted less than a square.
The numNer ofinsertions must be specified, or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly,
Announcements ofcandidates for Office g., 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
AL communications, to insure attention mus
be Aceu'PanICd by the authors name and postt
paid.
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LOYED HER,

Iloved her when her girlish face,
With smiles and blushes rife,
First summed with Gll its matchless grace
My else unenvied life;
When from her young hearts secresy,
AS saints ascend the skies,
The tell tale truth resistlessly
Would haunt her timid eyes.
! loved her whom tho fSstal thron9
Her joyous laughter woke;
Some hidden rills the flowers among,
Loss sweetness would evoke:
And luter, when the passive shade
OF thought her features wore
A twilight wealth o'er summer glade
Still dearcr than before.
Loved her when my plighted BRIDE
Half fear, half tenderncss--
We dared the tempest to divide
Our hearts deep truthfulnoss.
But now, when years and constancy
Have proved her faithful VOW,
Tho tendril to its guardian tree
o! most love her uowi
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With his shaking fingers. Il would al
a sst giye you my lie for this. i would
l could NOT have survived long-yon can,
not tell hon dearly i loved. her; Dear
Doctor. God bless .you.s ,gg .la9ajiao.
He did not dream, poor fellow. that he
had been my rival. Gi sas 8s.sI 81.
The mother hung over her child-the
husband bent over his bride-full ol
thanksgiving: she, with her large blue
eyes. moving from one to. the o;her az
she whispered. I am better, stronger.
l shall soon be well again: / have been
sick very long. have not?' .e
Frederick kissed her pure brow in re.
ply. and then hid his face in the pillow.
to weep in silence-and then / left them.
and happier and better have been ever
since. ef
May and her husband still lire-a fond.
beautiful pair even now. I'll
/ am an old bachelor. ,a
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GA DAUGHTER or THE REGI-
MENr.D

We believe there is but one ease in
America of real incident which some
what approximates 10 that Of "Marie, :"
in the Opera by Donizstri. This is in
New York. where the National Guard
one thousand strong) have fair orphan
protege. familiarlY designated as The
Daughter Of the Regiment"
The National Guard, under Col. Dur
yea. is the best regulated and appointed
militia company in the United States. In
drill. esprit de corps. organization, and
general appearance it will bear close COM
parison with the "regulars" even of the
modern military government. Some
years ago an officer OF the New York Ma.
tiOnsl Guard committed suicide. This
act, according to military disilne is con.
sidered one Of cowardice. but the de-
ceased was we'll known to be one who in
active services stood amid the brsyest Of
the brave. He had been through tho
Mexican war. and stood high in esteem
as a soldier: but other matters when quiet.
ly at home prompted him to become a
suicide. lie left al orphan child, bright
and promising little daughter. She was
alone in the world. aud as it were friend.
less. The regiment Of her father adopted
her. aud she became thus "Child Of the
Regiment. and that regiment the gallant
Nation Guard Of New York. A tax of
two dollars per annum was levied on each
member for the orphans support aud ed
cation. This amounted to 1000 year.
and what was not expended was duly put
away in investment for n dowry for the
Daughter Of the Regiment. The young
lady, now about sixteen years old. has
grown up beautiful. intelligent. and ac-
complished, and is we'll off: and doubtless
she looks upon hsr gallant guardians thst
all the love, honor. and enthusiasm that
Marie did on the brave -Sulpioe and the
gallant a2lst in the opera. Such compa.
MES as. the New York National Guard
reflect honor on the oountry.-iSdvunndd
Daily Georgian.
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ABour ADvERr1srNa. - The Tribune
lately had an excellent article on the sub.
ject Of advertising. showing how that for-
tunes have been made by advertising.
and that there are thousands who have
wealth within reach. if they but eompre-
hend the use and importance Of publicity.
In the course ofits remarks our great co.
temporary says. and we commend The
judicious hint 10 our business men.
OF course. advertising. like rything
else, has its limitations. The owner OF q
corner grocery in Williamsburg or drug
store in Newark can rarely afford TO sd1
vertise his business in widely circulated
New York Daily, because ninty nine
hundreths Of those who read that Daily
are most unlikely to patropize that grp-
Gerry. that drug store. no matter how full
ly aware OF its existence. But il there
was a sheet circulating only or maiply
within the natural circle Of his custom.
and circulating generally there. the gro>
Ger or druggist could we'll afford to pay
fairly for advertising therein.
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CHA RITY.

When you meet with ono suspected,
OfRcme secret decd of shame,
And for this by al rejected
AS thing of evil fame;
Guard thine every look and action,
Speak no word of heartless blame,
For tho slanderer's vilo detrnction
Yet may soil tiny goodl, name.
When you meet with ono pursuing
Ways the lost have entered in,
Working out fis own undoing,
With his recklessness and sin;
Think If pl aced in his condition,
Would kind word be in vainl
Or look Of cold suspicion
Win thee back to truth againl
There are spots that bear no flowers,
Not because the soil is bad,
But tho summers genial showers
Mover mako their blossoms glad;
Better have an act that's kindly
Treated sometimes with disdain,
Than by judging others blindly,
Doom tho innocent to pain.
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WHOLE NO. sas.
AXE their exit the beat way


they oould.lsF - aasg @
Az ooMnoN DrsRAsE.-Pimpulsr dis>
ease arc i,Sexations and spoilers of all
Beauty. They frequently develop Them
selves in young people of either sex about
the age of puberty, and often appear
sgain at subsequent periods Of life.---,
These affections are very common. and
though not attended with any dsngerite
the health. or contagious. are disgusting
to behold. and dificult TO cure. The
face. neck. back and chest are mos. lia.
BILE to be attacked. Little red pimples
appear. which in afeW days become en-.
larged and form matter: this matter is
often elected by breaking. Small dark
spots are interpreted about the face. and
more generally about the nose: those be-
ing squeezed. throw off white fatty
matter. populatly known as maggots.-
Such q notion Of the real nature Of this
secretion Is. for the most part. erroneeus
but small animaleule are often found 10
be the tenants Of these disagreesble. ugly
pimples. To drive away such unpleasant
vistants. great care should be taken that
the bo wells perform their regular functions;
plenty of active exercise in the open air
is required: the akin kept clear. and
course flannel rubbed frequently over the
face to keep the pores open. besides often
applying cooling lotion. composed Of =
weak solution Of bichloride Of mercury
and emulsion Of bitter almonds. st